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https://www.ou.org/holidays/files/iStock_72375317_SMALL-e1475057596304.jpg800534Why did the Rambam place Hilchot Teshuva in Sefer HaMada, the book that deals with the fundamentals of Judaism? Is it because Teshuva is fundamental to Judaism or because it deals with fundamental issues such as free will?