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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - La Synagogue et l'Église: Filiation, divorce et réconciliation étudie la question complexe des relations entre la Synagogue et l'Église, un sujet central de la théologie, de l'histoire et de la sociologie. Bien que distinctes, Synagogue et Église partagent en effet une même origine et une vocation commune, à savoir: rassembler les croyants autour de la célébration du Dieu unique. Cet ouvrage examine leur histoire en trois temps: la filiation, c'est-à-dire quand et comment le christianisme naît-il dans la Synagogue; le divorce, avec leur séparation historique douloureuse, parfois violente; et la réconciliation souhaitée, pour enfin connaître durablement la paix religieuse et sociale. Xavier Mainguy s'est orienté vers des études supérieures en Sciences Économiques et Politiques. Sa conversion au christianisme évangélique à vingt et un ans a marqué un tournant dans sa vie, l'amenant à s'engager profondément dans les études bibliques, les prédications et diverses conférences thématiques. Son oeuvre littéraire inspirée par les textes bibliques, explore l'histoire, la société, la politique, la philosophie et la destinée humaine.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. La Synagogue et l'Eglise: Filiation, divorce et reconciliation etudie la question complexe des relations entre la Synagogue et l'Eglise, un sujet central de la theologie, de l'histoire et de la sociologie. Bien que distinctes, Synagogue et Eglise partagent en effet une meme origine et une vocation commune, a savoir: rassembler les croyants autour de la celebration du Dieu unique. Cet ouvrage examine leur histoire en trois temps: la filiation, c'est-a-dire quand et comment le christianisme nait-il dans la Synagogue; le divorce, avec leur separation historique douloureuse, parfois violente; et la reconciliation souhaitee, pour enfin connaitre durablement la paix religieuse et sociale. Xavier Mainguy s'est oriente vers des etudes superieures en Sciences Economiques et Politiques. Sa conversion au christianisme evangelique a vingt et un ans a marque un tournant dans sa vie, l'amenant a s'engager profondement dans les etudes bibliques, les predications et diverses conferences thematiques. Son oeuvre litteraire inspiree par les textes bibliques, explore l'histoire, la societe, la politique, la philosophie et la destinee humaine. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The subject of relations between the Synagogue and the Church has emerged in religious, historical, and sociological debates. It is animated by theologians, historians, and sociologists, whose list is very long. It was indeed necessary, following the judgments of the Nuremberg Court in 1946, to examine in depth the root causes and their consequences in this monstrous conflict that has caused so many victims and among them so many are Jews. In the list of these specialists, there is Jules Isaac who with his fundamental books: 'The teaching of contempt' followed by this one in the form of a question, 'Does anti-Semitism have Christian roots ' and also of, 'Jesus and Israel', uncovered many well-kept secrets of his time and gave a lot of insights to scholars and researchers on this major problem. He was one of the first to explore, in extenso, the religious causes of the rift between these two distinct entities over the centuries. They are so close to each other, however, if only by the etymology of their name, one in Greek derived from 'Sunagôgê' and the other in Latin, 'Ecclésia', both mean: 'assembly'. They are so close also by their finality as a place of worship to the same God: one, creator, savior of Israel and through the 'New Covenant' of all humanity.With this first basic idea, it seemed interesting to me to highlight the three major periods of their respective evolution: their genesis at one and the other, then the painful divorce that permanently separated their fate.Finally, in a third part, I wanted to evoke the ways of reconciliation and mutual communion so highly desirable for peace and concord between religions and beyond in society as a whole. These three periods justify the title of the book: 'Filiation, Divorce and Reconciliation'. To give a credible account of this long journey through time by these few pages, it was naturally necessary to be very synthetic, multiply the shortcuts, span the centuries without ever losing the thread; I hope I have succeeded.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The subject of relations between the Synagogue and the Church has emerged in religious, historical, and sociological debates. It is animated by theologians, historians, and sociologists, whose list is very long. It was indeed necessary, following the judgments of the Nuremberg Court in 1946, to examine in depth the root causes and their consequences in this monstrous conflict that has caused so many victims and among them so many are Jews. In the list of these specialists, there is Jules Isaac who with his fundamental books: "The teaching of contempt" followed by this one in the form of a question, "Does anti-Semitism have Christian roots?" and also of, "Jesus and Israel", uncovered many well-kept secrets of his time and gave a lot of insights to scholars and researchers on this major problem. He was one of the first to explore, in extenso, the religious causes of the rift between these two distinct entities over the centuries. They are so close to each other, however, if only by the etymology of their name, one in Greek derived from "Sunagoge" and the other in Latin, "Ecclesia", both mean: "assembly". They are so close also by their finality as a place of worship to the same God: one, creator, savior of Israel and through the "New Covenant" of all humanity.With this first basic idea, it seemed interesting to me to highlight the three major periods of their respective evolution: their genesis at one and the other, then the painful divorce that permanently separated their fate.Finally, in a third part, I wanted to evoke the ways of reconciliation and mutual communion so highly desirable for peace and concord between religions and beyond in society as a whole. These three periods justify the title of the book: "Filiation, Divorce and Reconciliation". To give a credible account of this long journey through time by these few pages, it was naturally necessary to be very synthetic, multiply the shortcuts, span the centuries without ever losing the thread; I hope I have succeeded. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The subject of relations between the Synagogue and the Church has emerged in religious, historical, and sociological debates. It is animated by theologians, historians, and sociologists, whose list is very long. It was indeed necessary, following the judgments of the Nuremberg Court in 1946, to examine in depth the root causes and their consequences in this monstrous conflict that has caused so many victims and among them so many are Jews.In the list of these specialists, there is Jules Isaac who with his fundamental books: 'The teaching of contempt' followed by this one in the form of a question, 'Does anti-Semitism have Christian roots ' and also of, 'Jesus and Israel', uncovered many well-kept secrets of his time and gave a lot of insights to scholars and researchers on this major problem. He was one of the first to explore, in extenso, the religious causes of the rift between these two distinct entities over the centuries. They are so close to each other, however, if only by the etymology of their name, one in Greek derived from 'Sunagôgê' and the other in Latin, 'Ecclésia', both mean: 'assembly'. They are so close also by their finality as a place of worship to the same God: one, creator, savior of Israel and through the 'New Covenant' of all humanity.With this first basic idea, it seemed interesting to me to highlight the three major periods of their respective evolution: their genesis at one and the other, then the painful divorce that permanently separated their fate.Finally, in a third part, I wanted to evoke the ways of reconciliation and mutual communion so highly desirable for peace and concord between religions and beyond in society as a whole. These three periods justify the title of the book: 'Filiation, Divorce and Reconciliation'. To give a credible account of this long journey through time by these few pages, it was naturally necessary to be very synthetic, multiply the shortcuts, span the centuries without ever losing the thread; I hope I have succeeded.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. The subject of relations between the Synagogue and the Church has emerged in religious, historical, and sociological debates. It is animated by theologians, historians, and sociologists, whose list is very long. It was indeed necessary, following the judgments of the Nuremberg Court in 1946, to examine in depth the root causes and their consequences in this monstrous conflict that has caused so many victims and among them so many are Jews. In the list of these specialists, there is Jules Isaac who with his fundamental books: "The teaching of contempt" followed by this one in the form of a question, "Does anti-Semitism have Christian roots?" and also of, "Jesus and Israel", uncovered many well-kept secrets of his time and gave a lot of insights to scholars and researchers on this major problem. He was one of the first to explore, in extenso, the religious causes of the rift between these two distinct entities over the centuries. They are so close to each other, however, if only by the etymology of their name, one in Greek derived from "Sunagoge" and the other in Latin, "Ecclesia", both mean: "assembly". They are so close also by their finality as a place of worship to the same God: one, creator, savior of Israel and through the "New Covenant" of all humanity.With this first basic idea, it seemed interesting to me to highlight the three major periods of their respective evolution: their genesis at one and the other, then the painful divorce that permanently separated their fate.Finally, in a third part, I wanted to evoke the ways of reconciliation and mutual communion so highly desirable for peace and concord between religions and beyond in society as a whole. These three periods justify the title of the book: "Filiation, Divorce and Reconciliation". To give a credible account of this long journey through time by these few pages, it was naturally necessary to be very synthetic, multiply the shortcuts, span the centuries without ever losing the thread; I hope I have succeeded. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. La Synagogue et l'Eglise: Filiation, divorce et reconciliation etudie la question complexe des relations entre la Synagogue et l'Eglise, un sujet central de la theologie, de l'histoire et de la sociologie. Bien que distinctes, Synagogue et Eglise partagent en effet une meme origine et une vocation commune, a savoir: rassembler les croyants autour de la celebration du Dieu unique. Cet ouvrage examine leur histoire en trois temps: la filiation, c'est-a-dire quand et comment le christianisme nait-il dans la Synagogue; le divorce, avec leur separation historique douloureuse, parfois violente; et la reconciliation souhaitee, pour enfin connaitre durablement la paix religieuse et sociale. Xavier Mainguy s'est oriente vers des etudes superieures en Sciences Economiques et Politiques. Sa conversion au christianisme evangelique a vingt et un ans a marque un tournant dans sa vie, l'amenant a s'engager profondement dans les etudes bibliques, les predications et diverses conferences thematiques. Son oeuvre litteraire inspiree par les textes bibliques, explore l'histoire, la societe, la politique, la philosophie et la destinee humaine. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…