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The Cambridge Companion to Literature and PsychoanalysisEdited by VERA J. CAMDEN, 2021- Chronology. Vera J. Camden, Valentino L. Zullo- Introduction - Reading to Recover: Literature and Psychoanalysis. Vera J. CamdenPart I - In History- 1 -...

The Cambridge Companion to Jung2nd Edition, edited by POLLY YOUNG-EISENDRATH and TERENCE DAWSON, 2008New developments in the post-Jungian field. ANDREW SAMUELS 1PART I. JUNG’S IDEAS AND THE IR CONTEXT1. The historical context of analytical psychology...

Plato (427-347 B.C.) stands at the head of our philosophical tradition, being the first Western thinker to produce a body of writing that touches upon the wide range of topics that are still discussed by philosophers today under such headings...

The New Testament is a collection of twenty-seven separate compositions; traditionally these are called “books,” though by modem standards they are hardly longer than articles. They range in length from the 18,000 words of St. Matthew’s G...

Christian doctrine focuses upon God and the way in which God grants not just life but also meaning to all other things. To turn to the doctrine of God, therefore, is to consider both a particular item of concern (namely, God or theos) and a sp...

I wrote my first article on the history of the halakha forty-seven years ago. Two years later I submitted to the Dropsie College my doctoral dissertation, Megilat Taanit as a Source for Jewish Chronology and History in the Hellenistic and...

If we exclude those parts of the world where the Bible was entirely unknown before the advent of Christian missionaries, there are few aspects of culture, ancient, mediaeval and modern, European and non-European, religious and secular, that ha...

A question that has long occupied students of Paul is whether there is a definable center to his thought. A previous generation of interpreters did not find it insuperably difficult to posit that there was a central notion or even complex set...

The Greek of 1 Peter has more than its fair share of syntactical challenges for the Greek student, and it is the aim of this volume to be of assistance in navigating those challenges. Readers will likely want to use this volume in conjunction...

Radical change and debate characterize much of the scholarly investigation of the Old Testament at the present time. It is therefore a risky venture to present in the current environment a "Theology of the Old Testament." This risk, however, i...

The Orthodox Church makes no separation between natural and supernatural revelation. Natural revelation is known and understood fully in the light of supernatural revelation, or we might say that natural revelation is given and maintained by G...

I have begun with this positive statement to make it clear that I think the gospel of Jesus still has the power to speak to humans and to change their lives today. Christians now, two thousand years later, can share with the first generation o...

Cambridge Companions to Religion A series of companions to major topics and key figures in theology and religious studies. Each volume contains specially commissioned chapters by international scholars which provide an accessible and stimul...

We live in a Europe which is constantly changing. Since 1949 the European Baptist Federation has sought to respond to these changes by drawing together the Baptists of Europe for mutual encouragement and support, the sharing of practical resources, a...

Америка падет — если только. Подобно надписи на стене на пиру Валтасара, эти четыре суровых слова будут преследовать Америку в тысячах вариаций, если только нация не примет мудрого и смелого решения остановиться, подумать и развернутся, а зате...

Только Уолтер Брюггеман мог написать такую книгу. Большинство людей в Соединенных Штатах борются с серьезным кризисом Covid-19 около шести недель. За это короткое время профессор Брюггеман написал глубокую, проницательную и действенную книгу,...

It seems a truism to say that Christology—the interpretation of the person of Jesus in the light of the Christian canon of Scripture, and of the tradition which receives it—is what early Christianity, at its heart, is all about. To recognize i...

A study of King Solomon as portrayed in Israel’s tradition and memory opens up an investigation of immense complexity. It invites entry into some of the most demanding questions of Old Testament faith. By way of entry into those complexities a...

Each of the Gospels tells the story of Jesus in its own way. This is both an advantage and a problem. Four Gospels enrich the depth of our perception of Jesus but cause problems with conflicting presentations. Modern critical scholarship is mo...

This essay will discuss the basic framework of Paul’s thought and determine its coherent center. It argues that Paul’s thought is anchored in the apocalyptic world view and that the resurrection of Christ can only be understood in that setting...

The Celts and Ourselves    For a long time Celtic civilisation was looked upon as a marginal culture, whose achievements and character were overshadowed by the triumphs of Graeco-Roman antiquity and of Western Christendom. In recen...

Paul Lee Tan - Encyclopedia of 7,700 Illustrations - Signs of the Times Bible Communications, Inc., 1996 ISBN 0-932940-02-1   Everyone appreciates a good illustration. The right illustration at the right time is half th...

An Introduction to the Old Testament - Moody Publishers Chicago: Moody Publishers, 1993 ISBN-10: 0-8024-4155-6 ISBN-13: 978-0-8024-4155-3   The OT’s historical books are at one and the same time inviting and forbi...

One often hears it said that the apostle Paul’s discourse about the Jewish law – “Paul and the law” or “Paul and Judaism,” in industry-standard shorthand – is one of those classically intractable problems, like the problem of evil in philosoph...