Original sentence: In his commentary, Ibn-Ezra adheres to the literal sense of the texts, avoiding Rabbinic allegories and Cabbalistic interpretations, though he remains faithful to the Jewish traditions.This does not prevent him from exercising an independent criticism, which, according to some writers , borders on rationalism
Edited sentence: In his commentary, Ibn-Ezra adheres to the literal sense of the texts, avoiding Rabbinic allegories and Cabbalistic extravagances, though he remains faithful to the Jewish traditions.This does not prevent him from exercising an independent criticism, which, according to some writers, borders on rationalism