Das Studium des Judentums und die jüdisch-christliche Begegnung

Par : Verena Lenzen, Anne Birkenhauer, Michael Brenner, Dan Diner, Jakob Hessing
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  • Nombre de pages133
  • FormatPDF
  • ISBN978-3-8470-0167-6
  • EAN9783847001676
  • Date de parution14/08/2013
  • Protection num.pas de protection
  • Taille841 Ko
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  • ÉditeurV&R Unipress

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This is a book of many facets. It covers the development and complexity of Jewish Studies, especially as they evolved in German-speaking countries (Judaistik), illuminating Judaism as a religion and a culture in its sociology, literature, and philology. Jewish Studies are interdisciplinary and open-ended, they explore Jewish life throughout its long history. Their humanistic approach serves as a model in the global struggle against prejudice and may even help to establish the study of Islam as a discipline of topical importance.
The study of Judaism is a precondition for the Jewish-Christian dialogue as it is theologically conceived in the wake of the Second Vatican Council.
This is a book of many facets. It covers the development and complexity of Jewish Studies, especially as they evolved in German-speaking countries (Judaistik), illuminating Judaism as a religion and a culture in its sociology, literature, and philology. Jewish Studies are interdisciplinary and open-ended, they explore Jewish life throughout its long history. Their humanistic approach serves as a model in the global struggle against prejudice and may even help to establish the study of Islam as a discipline of topical importance.
The study of Judaism is a precondition for the Jewish-Christian dialogue as it is theologically conceived in the wake of the Second Vatican Council.
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Jakob Hessing, Verena Lenzen
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