In einem Atemzug von Gott und Jesus Christus reden?
Überlegungen zum Bekenntnis zu Jesus Christus als Gott in christlich-jüdischem Horizont. 1700 Jahre nach Nizäa
| ISBN / EAN | 978-3-374-08134-9 |
|---|---|
| Autor | Axel Töllner |
| Verlag | Evangelische Verlagsanstalt |
| Form | Softcover |
| Erscheinung | 16.10.2026 |
| Sprache | Deutsch |
| Verfügbarkeit | Verfügbar |
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Beschreibung
[Talking About God and Jesus Christ in the Same Breath?
Reflections on the Confession of Jesus Christ as God in a Christian-Jewish Context]
This volume documents contributions from a conference marking the 1700th anniversary of the First Ecumenical Council of Nicaea and the creed formulated there. In light of historical and theological developments in Christianity and Judaism, these international, interreligious and interdisciplinary studies explore which approaches to Christological language are possible and meaningful today. Fundamental questions are addressed. They concern the understanding of God in ancient Judaism, the veneration of Jesus and Christology in the New Testament and early Christianity, liturgical communication with God and Jesus, the incarnation of the Logos, but also the comprehensibility and usability of theological concepts in the practice of piety. The questions asked are: How did Jewish scholars perceive developments in Christianity? How can we speak appropriately about God and Jesus today in systematic theology, in prayer practice and in religious education? The volume concludes with conference comments from different perspectives.
Reflections on the Confession of Jesus Christ as God in a Christian-Jewish Context]
This volume documents contributions from a conference marking the 1700th anniversary of the First Ecumenical Council of Nicaea and the creed formulated there. In light of historical and theological developments in Christianity and Judaism, these international, interreligious and interdisciplinary studies explore which approaches to Christological language are possible and meaningful today. Fundamental questions are addressed. They concern the understanding of God in ancient Judaism, the veneration of Jesus and Christology in the New Testament and early Christianity, liturgical communication with God and Jesus, the incarnation of the Logos, but also the comprehensibility and usability of theological concepts in the practice of piety. The questions asked are: How did Jewish scholars perceive developments in Christianity? How can we speak appropriately about God and Jesus today in systematic theology, in prayer practice and in religious education? The volume concludes with conference comments from different perspectives.
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