Verbindlichkeit und Pluralitat
Die Schrift in der Praxis des Glaubens
edited by Christof Landmesser and Enno Edzard Popkes
Paperback (Published)
(February 2015)
ISBN: 9783374040483
6.06 x 9.06 inches
Price: $32.00
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English summary: The Biblical canon is of fundamental importance for the practice of believers and for church activities as a whole. But the historical and theological diversity of the Biblical scriptures is difficult to overview. Considering this inner plurality of the Biblical canon, how can the engagement which it demands be expressed in a world which is pluralistic in its turn? These are the issues that were addressed by the 16th Annual Meeting of the Rudolf Bultmann Society whose results are documented in the present volume. German description: Der biblische Kanon hat fur die Praxis glaubender Menschen und fur das Handeln im Raum der Kirchen eine grundlegende Bedeutung. Er umfasst jedoch eine Vielzahl von Schriften, die uber viele Jahrhunderte hinweg entstanden sind, unterschiedlichen kulturellen Umgebungen entstammen und in einer grossen Vielfalt vom Gottesglauben sprechen. Die historische und theologische Vielfalt der biblischen Schriften ist kaum ubersehbar. Wie kann angesichts dieser inneren Pluralitat des biblischen Kanons dessen Verbindlichkeit in einer ihrerseits pluralen gegenwartigen Welt verantwortet und praktiziert werden? Dieser Fragestellung widmete sich die 16. Jahrestagung der Rudolf-Bultmann-Gesellschaft, deren Ertrage im vorliegenden Sammelband dokumentiert sind. Mit Beitragen von Melanie Kohlmoos, Hendrik Munsonius, Enno Edzard Popkes, Thomas Schlag, Notger Slenczka, Michael Theobald.
- Edited by Christof Landmesser
- Edited by Enno Edzard Popkes
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