by Richardson, Peter, Wilson, S. G., (Stephen G.), Canadian Corporation for Studies in Religion, Granskou, David M., Canadian Society of Biblical Studies., Meeting, Dalhousie University), Canadian Society of Biblical Studies., Meeting, Ottawa, Ont.)
fromStudies in Christianity and Judaism
by Wilson, S. G., (Stephen G.)
fromStudies in Christianity and Judaism
The second volume in this two-volume work studying the initial developments of anti-Judaism within the church examines the evolution of the Christian faith in its social context as revealed by evidence such as early patristic and rabbinic writings and archaeological findings.
by Richardson, Peter, Wilson, S. G., (Stephen G.), Canadian Society of Biblical Studies, Canadian Corporation for Studies in Religion, Granskou, David M., Canadian Society of Biblical Studies., Meeting, Dalhousie University), Canadian Society of Biblical Studies., Meeting, Ottawa, Ont.)
fromStudies in Christianity and Judaism
by Richardson, Peter, Wilson, S. G., (Stephen G.), Canadian Corporation for Studies in Religion, Granskou, David M., Canadian Society of Biblical Studies., Meeting, Dalhousie University), Canadian Society of Biblical Studies., Meeting, Ottawa, Ont.)
fromStudies in Christianity and Judaism
The second volume in this two-volume work studying the initial developments of anti-Judaism within the church examines the evolution of the Christian faith in its social context as revealed by evidence such as early patristic and rabbinic writings and archaeological findings.
Ch. 1 (p. 15-40) discusses Christian pneumatologies and anti-Judaism in Christian theology from ancient times to the present. The rest of the book develops the argument that, contrary to Christian supersessionist theology, the Jews do not reject God as Spirit; he dwells in Israe…
Ch. 1 (p. 15-40) discusses Christian pneumatologies and anti-Judaism in Christian theology from ancient times to the present. The rest of the book develops the argument that, contrary to Christian supersessionist theology, the Jews do not reject God as Spirit; he dwells in Israe…
This book deals with the Jewish engagement with blood: animal and human, real and metaphorical. Concentrating on the meaning or significance of blood in Judaism, the book moves this highly controversial subject away from its traditional focus, exploring how Jews themselves engag…
This book provides a multidisciplinary examination of the age old issue of Jewish blood in all its various manifestations, both real and imagined. It provides historical, religious and cultural examples ranging from the "Blood Libel" through to the poetry of Uri Zvi Greenberg.
