Archaeology of Jerusalem in the Time of Jesus: Introducing the Need for “Archeologically Enriched Theology”
Abstrakt
Archeologia Jerozolimy w czasach Jezusa: O potrzebie „archeologicznie wzbogaconej teologii”
Bibliści i teologowie powinni wzbogacić i ożywić swą teologię poprzez dodanie licznych godnych uwagi spostrzeżeń archeologicznych (zwłaszcza z Morza Martwego) i metod, takich jak socjologia. W ten sposób zmniejszy się antysemityzm, będący prawdopodobnie najgorszą herezją w teologii chrześcijańskiej, gdy uczeni zauważą, że Jezus był wiernym Żydem, przywiązanym do Pisma Świętego i oddającym cześć Bogu w Świątyni. Będziemy współpracować również, aby usunąć doketyzm z naszych kościołów i szkół. Jest to najwcześniejsza herezja, której brakuje przenikliwości Jana (1,14). Pomija fakt, że Jezus był człowiekiem z krwi i kości. Oba nowe spojrzenia są zgodne z nauczaniem Jana Pawła II, cenionego świętego, który ukazał mi miłość Boga.
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