The Torah has a specific world view. The Torah is not porous. You can't pour any world view you like into it.
Now I know that argument from authority is not to be used in certain types of fields. But when it comes to Torah, is the view of Maimonides irrelevant? Is the view of Saadia Geon irrelevant? So why is it that the introductions to Torah thought written by Saadia Geon and Maimonides and the Chovot Levavot are excluded and in their stead are placed books by charismatic, fanatics who could only dream to be about as smart as the toenails of the Rambam?
Now I know that argument from authority is not to be used in certain types of fields. But when it comes to Torah, is the view of Maimonides irrelevant? Is the view of Saadia Geon irrelevant? So why is it that the introductions to Torah thought written by Saadia Geon and Maimonides and the Chovot Levavot are excluded and in their stead are placed books by charismatic, fanatics who could only dream to be about as smart as the toenails of the Rambam?
