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NTT Journal for Theology and the Study of Religion - Volume 39, Issue 1, 1985
Volume 39, Issue 1, 1985
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From Religion to Political Ideology: On Some Pages from Rosenstock-Huessy
By K.W. BolleAbstract Politics and Religion As a historian of religions, I have gradually discovered that my conclusions on the basis of religious facts have been political in nature. For my conclusions, straight-forward and uncontroversial as they seemed to me, always ran into political flack.
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Het Boek Job in Nederlandse verzen
*Naar aanleiding van het verschijnen van deze publicatie, voorzien van een Inleiding, Toelichting en Verantwoording, bij J. H. Kok b.v., Kampen, na jaar 1984, werd het hier geplaatste fragment door de auteur voor NTT van een Inleiding en Toelichting voorzien (Red).
By M. Rozelaar
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Een misverstand. De afstand tussen God en mens in de Soliloquia van Augustinus
More LessAbstract Since Courcelle’s investigation of the confessions of Augustine, the idea of Augustine representing a neoplatonic Christian in the earliest period after his conversion, has been widely accepted in literature. Courcelle nevertheless did not deal with the relation of credere and intelligere which is a major theme in later work of Augustine. Analysis of the Soliloquia reveals that even in his earliest work, Augustine breaks awa Read More
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Ongeloof versus onwetendheid. Het ideologische atheïsme in de Sovjet Unie
More Less*Dit artikel maakt deel uit van een binnenkort te verschijnen studie ‘Ideologie en Atheïsme in de Sovjet Unie’, welke studie tot stand is gekomen met steun van de Nederlandse Organisatie voor Zuiver Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek.
Abstract This article analyses the nature of atheism in Soviet communist ideology. Soviet atheism is not only a philosophical negation of theism, it is also a far broader rejection of religious values. In giving atheism a firm basis in Soviet ideology, Lenin has played a far more important role than Marx. He also has made communist atheism distinctive from all other forms of atheism in history. The main features of this atheism are Read More
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De twee sleutels van het Hooglied het wek- en sjaloom-motief
By Nico TrompAbstract The author puts forward the hypothesis that the Canticle contains a double key for its interpretation. These two main motifs come together so far as they denote that both partners complete each other within the mutual relation. The woman is called Sulammit, ‘The one to be completed’, but in 8,16 she exclaims: ‘In his eyes I am one who has found (and brought) completeness’. The man is meant where she re Read More
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Korte notities over vroeg-joodse epiek
More LessAbstract We have only very scanty remains of the corpus of Hellenistic Jewish epic poetry. From the poems of Sosates, ‘the Jewish Homer’, not even one line has been preserved. From Philo Epicus’ On Jerusalem three fragments (23 lines) in obscure Greek are extant, dealing with Gen. 22, the Joseph story, and the water-supply system of Jerusalem. Several haggadic features in the first fragment recur in later intertestamental a Read More
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Een nieuwe Kijk op Projectie als godsdienstig Verschijnsel
By H. FaberAbstract In this article the author tries to bring new perspectives into the discussion on Projection as it has been conducted up till now in Holland. He takes his starting point in the consideration that the problem of projection for the theologian is in the first place not a problem of observation, but of motivation: important is to ask why people do project. Freud and his followers perceive behind projection the need to escape from the s Read More
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‘…wie man die Freiheit retten kann’
More LessAbstract The idea of freedom in Kant reviewed at the suggestion of Karl Barth In the debate between theology and philosophy, Barth’s dogmatic position may be seen as a polemic stand taken in the modern dispute about the freedom of the autonomous subject. Consequently, he especially joins issue with Kant, for whom, in his own terms, freedom constitutes the keystone of philosophy. Kant appears to secure the freedom o Read More
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De tekstcritische benadering van Kronieken
*Dit artikel bevat in iets gewijzigde vorm de tekst van een college gegeven bij de opening van het academisch jaar 1984-5 van de Theologische Faculteit te Leiden op 12 sept. 1984.
By P.B. DirksenAbstract In studying the text of Samuel/Kings and some other O.T. portions the text critic can make use of the text of Chronicles as a witness to basically the same text. In studying the text of Chronicles, however, one should be very cautious in emending the text on the basis of these O.T. books and portions which were used by the Chronicler. The task of the text critic of Chronicles is not to restore the original text of the so Read More
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1 Thess. 2:14-16
By Tj. BaardaAbstract The New Testament editions of Erwin Nestle and Kurt Aland (N13-N26) make mention of the fact that according to Rodrigues vss 15-16 in 1 Thess.2 were an interpolation and therefore should be eliminated. Who was this Rodrigues? It turns out that he was a Jewish author, who wrote several books on the New Testament and early Christianity. In one of these books (Les seconds chrétiens – Saint Paul, Paris 1876) there i Read More
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John Chrysostom’s homilies against the Jews
More LessAbstract Recent research on the homilies preached by John Chrysostom at Antioch in 386 and 3871 which are known as the Logoi kata loudaiōn, is dominated by the studies of Marcel Simon, Fred Allen Grissom and Robert L. Wilken.
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De psychoanalyse als rouwarbeid over de dood van God
More LessAbstract Attention is drawn to a cultural function of psychoanalysis which around the turn of the century has appealed to many intellectuals: that of being ‘griefwork’ over the collapse of the traditional idealized view of man and reality. Nietzsche has aptly styled this momentous change in our culture ‘the death of God’, meaning the death of the God of metaphysics. For the idealized ‘narcissistic’ image of man Freud substituted Read More
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The Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs: Christian and Jewish
By M. de JongeAbstract This article appears at the end of a six-year period of renewed intensive occupation with the Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs following on the publication of a new critical edition of the Greek text of this document in 19781 M. de Jonge, H. W. Hollander, H. J. de Jonge and Th. Korteweg, The Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs. A Critical Edition of the Greek Text (PsVTG 1. 2), Leiden 1978.. In this period H. W. Ho Read More
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Autoriserende hermeneuse als interreligieus fenomeen
By R. FernhoutAbstract In this article three examples of hermeneutical approaches to sacred scriptures are described. Two of them are related to the Bhagavadgītā (the Bicentenary of the first English translation of which is being memorated this year), namely those of M. K. Gandhi and G. S. Khair. The third, that of the Dutch Old Testament scholar, H. E. J. Renckens, is related to the Bible. Making use of the concepts homology and hi Read More
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Heinrich Scholz – Karl Barth
More LessAbstract In 1929-1931 Heinrich Scholz and Karl Barth debated the scientific status of theology. The present article examines their discussion and corrects the common misunderstanding that Scholz defended a kind of ‘unified science’ or wanted (systematic) theology to be built up along the lines of an axiomatic-deductive system. Further, it is argued that Barth comes to his disapproval of Scholz’s ‘pagan’ understanding of sci Read More
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Ethics and mysticism: friends or foes?
More Less*Gastcollege in Utrecht op 8 mei 1985, gehouden in het kader van een accoord van samenwerking tussen de theologische faculteiten in Utrecht en in King’s College, London Universiteit, waaraan Dr. Jantzen verbonden is als docent in de godsdienstfilosofie.
Abstract ‘If any one comes to me and does not hate his own father and mother and wife and children and brothers and sisters, yes and even his own life, he cannot be my disciple’ (Luke 14:26). Of all the uncomfortable words attributed to Jesus in the Gospels, these must be some of the most difficult to reconcile with his teaching of human worth and divine compassion, and many a sermon has been preached to mitigate the a Read More
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