Treffer: "The scandal of particularity
Titel:
"The scandal of particularity : re-examining Jewish-Christian relations"
Beteiligt:
Wyschogrod, Michael (Verfasser); Douglas, Mark (Verfasser); Hanson, Paul D. (Verfasser); Plevan, William (Verfasser); Cardin, Nina Beth (Verfasser); Pawlikowski, John (Verfasser); Yust, Karen-Marie (Verfasser); Gregerman, Adam (Verfasser); Balentine, Samuel E. (Verfasser); Achtemeier, P. Mark (Verfasser)
Veröffentlicht in:
Cross Currents. - ISSN 0011-1953. - 59,2 (2009)
Entstehung:
2009
Format:
Sprache:
Englisch
Anmerkungen:
Achtemeier, Paul Mark. Jews and gentiles in the divine economy. 144-153.
Balentine, Samuel E. "He unrolled the scroll... and he rolled up the scroll and gave it back". 154-175.
Gregerman, Adam. Reverence despite rejection; the paradox of early Christian views of biblical authority. 176-190.
Yust, Karen-Marie. Traveling in different directions on the liturgical highway. 191-196.
Pawlikowski, John T. Land as an issue in Christian-Jewish dialogue. 197-209.
Cardin, Nina Beth. The place of "place" in Jewish tradition. 210-216.
Plevan, William. Meet the new Paul, same as the old Paul; Michael Wyschograd, Kendall Soulen, and the new problem of supersessionism. 217-228.
Hanson, Paul D. The scandal of particularity; particularity and the public square. [Another version appeared as "Religious identity in the public square" in "Interpretation" 64,3 (2010) 258-268.] 229-240.
Douglas, Mark. Democratic structures and democratic cultures; a "response" to Paul Hanson and David Novak. 241-253.
Balentine, Samuel E. "He unrolled the scroll... and he rolled up the scroll and gave it back". 154-175.
Gregerman, Adam. Reverence despite rejection; the paradox of early Christian views of biblical authority. 176-190.
Yust, Karen-Marie. Traveling in different directions on the liturgical highway. 191-196.
Pawlikowski, John T. Land as an issue in Christian-Jewish dialogue. 197-209.
Cardin, Nina Beth. The place of "place" in Jewish tradition. 210-216.
Plevan, William. Meet the new Paul, same as the old Paul; Michael Wyschograd, Kendall Soulen, and the new problem of supersessionism. 217-228.
Hanson, Paul D. The scandal of particularity; particularity and the public square. [Another version appeared as "Religious identity in the public square" in "Interpretation" 64,3 (2010) 258-268.] 229-240.
Douglas, Mark. Democratic structures and democratic cultures; a "response" to Paul Hanson and David Novak. 241-253.