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NTT Journal for Theology and the Study of Religion - Volume 48, Issue 2, 1994
Volume 48, Issue 2, 1994
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Het Westen in de Japanse religie: Japans monotheïsme
More LessBy J.H. KamstraAbstract Nowadays in many books about the relations between the West and Japan, much attention is paid to a philosophical dialogue of Zen and Christianity. An important problem in this dialogue, however, remains the non-Christian Japanese conceptualization of what is god. Monotheism reached polytheistic Japan from the West not before the 17th century. What has been the impact of these monotheistic ideas on the Jap Read More
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Tussen orthodoxie en modernisering: over fundamentalisme en de evangelische beweging in Nederland
More LessAbstract In this article fundamentalism is defined as religious orthodoxy in active opposition to modernization. Fundamentalist movements are especially fascinating because their unexpected growth seems to be a falsification of the secularization-thesis. We argued that the evangelical movement in the Netherlands is not a fundamentalist movement pur sang. It is an orthodox movement in mainly passive opposition to s Read More
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De persoon van Jezus in de godsdienstpolemiek van de vierde eeuw
More LessAbstract At the beginning of the fourth century, the debate between pagans and Christians centred round the question of whether Jesus had to be considered a ‘divine man’, like the famous Apollonius of Tyana, or a God in human shape. Because of his miracles, the pagans were prepared to accept that Jesus had been a ‘divine man’, but they strongly opposed the Christian view that by these miracles he had proved himself to Read More
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Ons lijden en Gods medelijden
1Een eerste versie van dit paper heb ik gepresenteerd tijdens een colloquium over het thema ‘Lijden en God’, gehouden aan het HIW te Leuven op 22 mei 1993 ter gelegenheid van een verblijf in Leuven van professor Santiago Sia, Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles. Gaarne dank ik prof. Sia en de andere aanwezigen voor hun instructieve opmerkingen. Mijn dank gaat tevens uit naar mijn stu-dent-assistente, Tilly Maayen, voor haar hulp bij de voorbereiding van dit manuscript en naar dr. Gijsbert van den Brink en prof.dr. Luco van den Brom, wier commentaar op recente versies van dit paper mij tot aanzienlijke wijzigingen heeft aangezet.
More LessBy Marcel SarotAbstract The author poses the question why and how people can be helped by the idea that God suffers with them. He argues that divine co-suffering, though it cannot give all pointless suffering a point and cannot solve the problem of theodicy, can comfort the suffer in two ways: (1) by reaffirming the sufferer’ human identity that is threatened by his suffering and (2) by transforming the suffering from something to be a Read More
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Ontwikkelingen in de vroege joodse angelologie
More LessAbstract In this review article the author discusses at some length four important recent studies on various aspects of ancient postbiblical Jewish angelology (by M. Mach, S. Olyan, M.J. Davidson, and R. Elior). He demonstrates that by renewed study of sources already known for a long time but also by investigation of sources made available only recently, real progress has been made in our understanding of the processes behin Read More
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