sentences:  Maimonides refers repeatedly to the "Mutakallimūn" (Kalam philosophers) in "The Guide for the Perplexed ".Some examples of his characterization of Kalamic thought can be found at the end of Book I (Chapters 73–76).Maimonides continues in that section to provide a history of Kalamic thought, its sources and subsequent development, and then proceeds to condemn a certain laxity of thought to be found in this philosophical school.