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NTT Journal for Theology and the Study of Religion - Volume 47, Issue 4, 1993
Volume 47, Issue 4, 1993
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Suffering and Christian Theism: Towards a Praxis-based Response to Hume’s Challenge
Door Santiago SiaAbstractA praxis-based response to another kind of challenge by the problem of evil coming from Hume. It results in a reformulation of the divine goodness: it means a participating God, who is moved by the suffering of all creatures. This leads to a description of a God who liberates and a different understanding of God’s power. In many cases human beings are responsible for suffering.
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Augustinus en het manicheïsme
*Dit artikel – in zekere zin een vervolg op het artikel gepubliceerd in NTT 47(1993), 21-36 – geeft de bewerkte tekst van een voordracht gehouden te Bonn (Rheinische Friedrich Wilhelms-Universität, Religionswissenschaftliches Seminar; 30.6.1992) en Bochum (Ruhr-Universität, Bochumer Altertumswissenschaftliches Colloquium; 2.11.1992). Ik dank ook hier Prof. Dr. H.J. Klimkeit (Bonn) en Prof. Dr. W. Geerlings resp. Prof. Dr. G. Binder (Bochum) voor hun uitnodiging.
Door J. van OortAbstractThe aim of this article is to show that the life and work of the most influential Father of the Western Church were inextricably interwoven with Manichaeism. Two main points are discussed: 1. To what extant was Augustine, first as a Manichaean and later as a Catholic bishop, acquainted with Manichaeism and in what form did this ‘Religion of Light’ manifest itself to him?; 2. What can be said about the significance of this Manichaeism for Augustine’s theology, his philosophy, in short: for his whole thinking and being? The author concludes inter alia that without a thorough knowledge of Manichaeism Augustine’s theology and essential elements of Western theology as such can not be truly comprehended.
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De uitstraling van Hermann Cohen in het interbellum: Cassirer, Rosenzweig, Scholem
*Lezing, gehouden op een studiedag over ‘Deutschtum en jodendom’ op 17 mei 1990 te Amsterdam. De veel voorkomende term ‘Deutschtum’ vertaal ik met het neologisme ‘duitsheid’.
Door H.J. AdriaanseAbstractThe article deals with an episode in the history of German Jewry. The Neokantian philosopher Hermann Cohen pleaded for an almost complete fusion between German culture and Judaism. The article concentrates on the reactions of the interbellum generation to this view. It is an attempt to address the question which of these reactions stand up in the light of presentday, post-holocaust experience. It is suggested that Franz Rosenzweig’s account of the famous 1929 disputation in Davos is mistaken. There are two alternatives: either the uncompromising Zionism of Gerhard Scholem or the universalist humanism of Ernst Cassirer.
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