Christian Theology After the Shoah: A Re-Interpretation of the Passion NarrativesUniversity Press of America, 2004 - 189 páginas This book takes up the challenge of providing a way to do Christian theology that is both sensitive to the questions arising in the Shoah and incorporates the advances of Jewish-Christian dialogue. Moore's approach also offers new thinking on the difficult texts of the Christian passion narratives as an example of the post-Shoah Christian theology. He expresses a hopeful outlook, that we are on the threshold of a new stage in theology and dialogue; a new generation of thinkers, both Jewish and Christian, are asking how we can move forward and apply the lessons learned from the events of the Shoah. |
Contenido
A NEW CHRISTIAN MIDRASH | 19 |
The New Revelation of Fire | 20 |
A Christian Theology After Auschwitz | ix |
The Nature of Christian Theology | x |
Story as Theme | xi |
Story as Theological Reflection | xii |
THE KINGDOM OF GOD AND THE KINGDOM OF THE NIGHT | 3 |
Wiesels Image of the Kingdom of God from the Kingdom of the Night | 4 |
The Empty Tomb As Midrash | 92 |
The Isaianic Servant | 95 |
The Application of this Midrash | 97 |
Including the Image of Jonah | 98 |
The Full Critique of the Shoah | 101 |
THE NARRATIVE OF THE RESURRECTION APPEARANCES | 105 |
On the RoadLukes Version | 106 |
Our Road | 108 |
The Theological Struggle | 7 |
THE SHAPE OF CHRISTIAN RESPONSE | 13 |
MIDRASH AS THE FORM OF RESPONSE | 17 |
What is a Christian Midrash? | 18 |
Pluralism and Ambiguity as Central Theological Principles | 21 |
APPROACHING THE TEXT | 25 |
A Christian Midrash Taking Shape | 29 |
THE BYSTANDER | 33 |
The Risen Lord | 42 |
THE COLLABORATOR | 51 |
The Judas Narrative | 52 |
The Jews in the Narrative | 60 |
The InstigatorsPilates Spite | 63 |
Our Midrash on Judas | 64 |
CHRISTIANITY AND THE KINGDOM OF THE NIGHT | 67 |
2 Jesus of the Trial Sequence | 70 |
3 The Jesus of the Cross | 77 |
RESURRECTION AS RESCUE | 85 |
The Resurrection Narratives | 87 |
The Resurrection Paradigm | 90 |
The Meal Eaten | 110 |
The Fragility of this Invitation | 112 |
Johns Story | 113 |
The Efficacy of Doubt | 114 |
The Critique of the Shoah | 116 |
A Review of this Interpretation | 117 |
A Return to Eckardt | 122 |
Epilogue | 123 |
CONCLUSION | 127 |
Dialogue as the Context for all Theology | 129 |
The Shoah as an Hermeneutic of Suspicion | 131 |
A Midrashic Interpretation | 133 |
Summarizing Our Basic Claims | 137 |
Where From Here or What About Paul? | 138 |
THE PASSION NARRATIVE TEXTS | 143 |
12453 | 154 |
12125 | 160 |
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY | 169 |
INDEX | 175 |
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Términos y frases comunes
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