Nature is discussed throughout Jewish literature in a variety of contexts. Many Jewish sources point to nature as a manifestation of godliness on earth, while others describe the importance of caring for our surroundings.
Philosophy refers to the study of questions such as faith, reason, knowledge, and existence. Jewish philosophy encompasses generations of books devoted to such topics, as well as parts of biblical and rabbinic literature that incorporate discussions of these topics among other focuses.
History is a central aspect of Judaism. The Bible serves in part as a record of stories, the Jewish library features works devoted to recounting Jewish histories, and many other central texts in the Jewish tradition that focus on other topics incorporate history in their contents and methods.
Health is a value discussed throughout Jewish literature in a variety of contexts.
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