Is Maimonides using philosophy to explain Bible texts, or is he using scripture to support philosophical views?

If matter is a veil over the deity, can knowledge of the world tell us nothing about God?

How are anger & disobedience deficiencies of matter (pp. 84-87)?

Does Maimonides' attitude toward women & slaves distort his view of matter & form (pp. 83-87)?

What is the "great assembly" referred to on p. 88?

How can Maimonides account for moral evil, e.g. injustice, if privations do not have agents?

If someone complained to you that there was more evil than good in the world, would you use Maimonides' arguments (pp. 93 ff.) to dissuade them?