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NTT Journal for Theology and the Study of Religion - Volume 65, Issue 4, 2011
Volume 65, Issue 4, 2011
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[Verwachtingen van het einde der tijden in het vroege jodendom en de Dode Zeerollen, Expectations of the end of Times in Early Judaism and the Dead Sea Scrolls]
More LessDit artikel biedt een kort overzicht van enkele aspecten van eschatologische verwachtingen in het vroege Jodendom. Aandacht gaat uit naar noties uit het Oude Testament, zoals de Dag des Heren en Jeremia’s zeventig-jaren profetie, die later Joods eschatologisch denken beïnvloedden, alhoewel de gedachte van een absoluut eindpunt van de tijd een nieuw fenomeen was. Delen van 1 Henoch en Daniël dienen als voorbeeld van hi Read More
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[Eschatologie in na-oorlogs protestants Nederland, verkend aan de hand van de relatie met Israël, Thoughts on Eschatology and Israel in the Post-War Netherlands]
More LessFor the confessional mainstream of Dutch Protestantism, eschatological reflection had always centred on the return of Christ and the last judgment. This contribution examines how this focus changed during a process of rethinking the relationship between Christianity and Judaism. A new view, centred on justice and the coming of the Kingdom of God, emerged. Interestingly, opposition to this redefinition of eschatolog Read More
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[The Revival of the Belief in a Last Judgment in the Existential Theology of Rudolf Bultmann, De actualisering van het geloof in een laatste oordeel in het existentiële perspectief van Rudolf Bultmann]
By Gea SmitIn the New Testament, the belief that the last judgment would arrive soon was paired with an ethical appeal to change one’s attitude or way of life. However, with the expectation of an imminent judgment fading, this connection weakened. This paper investigates whether the existential theology of Rudolf Bultmann offers an inter-pretation that manages to actualise belief in a last judgment for the present day. Bultmann interprets Read More
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[The Revelations of Jozef Rulof in an Eschatological Perspective, De openbaringen van Jozef Rulof in eschatologisch perspectief]
More LessThis article addresses the case of Jozef Rulof, one of the representatives of new religious movements in the early 20th century in the Netherlands. Self-proclaimed prophet and medium in the service of the ‘Cosmic Masters from the Other Side’, he urged his contemporaries to welcome a new cosmic age that would give the initial impetus to the Kingdom of God on Earth - to be realised by humankind itself. In his thinking, strong Read More
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[Het laatste oordeel – een onderwerp in recente preken?, The Last Judgment – A Topic in Recent Sermons?]
By Heye HeyenThis article traces what is said about the last judgment in recent sermons. In most of the sermons this is simply nothing. In the sermons of the ministers who do talk about it, the following three motives can be identified: the problems of modern man with this topic, the warning of an upcoming judgment after death, and the critique on the notion of the last judgment from a standpoint of apocatastasis. There appears t Read More
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