Croisée des chemins revisitée (La)
Collection Patrimoines - Judaïsme
400 pages - sept. 2012
33,00€
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Are Judaism and Christianity really two distinct religions? And if the answer is yes, when should we date their separation? That is the tricky and sensitive question this book tries to answer with contributions from distinguished researchers in this field. The origins of Christianity as a separate religion from Judaism are now the object of a new perception. Following the publication of several studies which lay down new paradigms, the consensus established in 1992 by the collective work edited by James D.G. Dunn, The Parting of the Ways, is now disintegrating. Two recent works, one edited by Adam H. Becker and Anette Y. Reed, and the other by Ian H. Henderson and Gerbern S. Oegem, insist on the continuity of the two movements. The traditionally received theory of The Parting of the Ways appears to have been transformed into The Ways that Never Parted. This book presents the collected papers of the international symposium organised in Tours in June 2010, where several key participants of today’s debate on the origins of Christianity were present. The defined aim was to examine this sensitive question of separation and take stock of debates to date, by exploring the when and how of what appears today to be a ‘distinction’ rather than a ‘separation’.
- Dimensions : 145x235x25
- ISBN : 9782204098427
- Poids : 600 grammes
Avec la collaboration de : Adriana Destro, Alain Le Boulluec, Annette Yoshiko Reed, Bernard Pouderon, Claire Clivaz, Daniel Boyarin, Daniel Marguerat, Dominique Côté, Edmondo Lupieri, Élian Cuvillier, Gilles Dorival, José Costa, Mauro Pesce, Michel-Yves Perrin, Pierluigi Piovanelli, Robert Michael Edwards, Sébastien Morlet, Simon-Claude Mimouni
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