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NTT Journal for Theology and the Study of Religion - Volume 41, Issue 3, 1987
Volume 41, Issue 3, 1987
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Elia op de Horeb
*Dit artikel is geschreven vanuit de veronderstelling, dat de geschiedenissen over Elia (1 Kon. 17-19.21; 2 Kon. 1-2) verhalen zijn, die iets vertellen over geloof en geesteshouding van de beschrijver van de geschiedenis. De vraag, wat de waarde van deze verhalen is als historische bron voor de beschreven geschiedenis, wil ik hier buiten beschouwing laten.
Door Bob BeckingAbstract This article takes its starting point in the repetition of 1 Kings 19:9b-10 in 13b-14. This duplicate cannot be explained by a literary-critical or narratological solution alone. In the story of the encounter with JHWH the style figure of flash-back (‘nachholende Erzählung’) is present. In the time-order of the narration 9b-10 and 13b-14 are successive but in the narrated time they are synchronous. The author has placed the Read More
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Visioenen van vrede. De oecumenische beweging en de internationale arena 1918-1930
Door Henk BroerAbstract After the First World War visions of peace and reconciliation were cherished by both secular and ecclesiastical leaders, such as Wilson, Söderblom and the Ecumenical Patriarchate. During the Twenties, when the League of Nations proved incapable of establishing peace, it became inevitable for early ecumenical theology to change perspectives. Though the ‘pre-dialectical’ period is usually being accused of compro Read More
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Troost en theodicee
Door Vincent BrümmerAbstract This paper examines the objection that theodicy arguments like the free will defence, which try to reconcile human suffering with the love of God, fail to provide consolation for the afflicted. For those who suffer, such arguments are both morally insensitive, since they do not take suffering seriously enough, and incoherent, since they ascribe this moral insensitivity to a loving God. After examining Richard Swinburn Read More
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