Looking for a good introduction to Medieval Jewish Philosophy

Question

I'm interested in learning more about the different philosophical opinions amongst the early Rishonim, such as Maimonides, R' Yehuda Halevi, etc.

I was hoping someone could recommend a good resource. I'd prefer as many of the following conditions:

1. Written from an Orthodox point of view
2. Easy to read
3. Geared towards the layman
4. No knowledge of greek philosophy required (bonus if the greek philosophical ideas are explained as well)
5. comprehensive
6. I'd prefer english, but an easy to read hebrew would also be acceptable.

I've found some books on Amazon, but don't know anything about them. If you've read them, please let me know if you recommend them, or if there are others that are not listed which you'd recommend.

1. Dogma in Mediaeval Jewish Thought: From Maimonides to Abravanel by Menachem Kellner
2. An Introduction to Medieval Jewish Philosophy (Introductions to Religion) by Daniel Rynhold
3. Jewish Philosophy in the Middle Ages by Raphael Jospe

Answer 1

I would strongly recommend the pioneering work 'A History of Mediaeval Philosophy' by the eminent professor Isaac Husik (available on Amazon or at JudaicaUsed). The book is a thorough and comprehensive anthology of all the classical works of the Jewish philosophers.

@Dennis pointed out that you can read the book online at archive.org.