Identité dans l'Écriture (L')
Collection Lectio Divina - N° 228
416 pages - juin 2009
49,50€
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The question of theological identity runs through all of the Holy Scriptures. It is a burning issue in times of crisis, when the very existence of communities of believers can be at risk. So, the exile to Babylon in the 6th century BC, or Judaism’s confrontation with the Seleucid Empire in the 2nd century BC, provide the occasion for theological reformulations which permit the proclamation of Israel’s specificity, based on past traditional but also on newly-defined theological categories. The destruction of the temple in Jerusalem in 70AD led the Christian communities, who found themselves in a critical situation, to pose the question of their identity with a new urgency, and to find terms and concepts that would permit them to assume the heritage of the traditions of Israel, the newness of Christ and the perspective of the Church’s universal mission. So the question of identity takes on an importance throughout the Scriptures and receives, in each age, different and sometimes conflicting responses. The contributions assembled in this book, a tribute to Professor Jacques Briend written by his colleagues and students, strive to grasp that diversity of theological approaches within the canon of the Scripture. The theological and pastoral opening proffered at the end of the book by Mgr Gérard Defois shows how theological debate, of which the Scriptures offer a mirror image, lights up ecclesiological reflection today.
- Dimensions : 135x215x30
- ISBN : 9782204087032
- Poids : 520 grammes
Avec la collaboration de : Adrian Schenker, Claude Tassin, Damien Noël, Émile Puech, Gérard Defois, Jacques Vermeylen, Jean-Daniel Macchi, Jean-Marie Carrière, Jesús Asurmendi, Joëlle Ferry, Marc Girard, Michel Quesnel, Olivier Artus, Philippe Abadie, Philippe Bordeyne, Sophie Ramond, Thomas Römer, Willem Beuken
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