Jonathan Klawans's Josephus and the Theologies of Ancient Judaism cuts against the grain of rabbinic studies to establish the value of Flavius Josephus's descriptions of the religious ideas of various Jewish sects for reconstructing the world of ideas (the theologies) at play in early Judaism. It is intended as a response to the prevalent approach to the study of early Judaism, which focuses on legal or halakhic issues rather than matters of religious belief.
Jonathan Klawans's Josephus and the Theologies of Ancient Judaism cuts against the grain of rabbinic studies to establish the value of Flavius Josephus's descriptions of the religious ideas of various Jewish sects for reconstructing the world of ideas (the theologies) at play in early Judaism. It is intended as a response to the prevalent approach to the study of early Judaism, which focuses on legal or halakhic issues rather than matters of religious belief.
Jonathan Klawans is Associate Professor of Religion at Boston University. He is the author of Impurity and Sin in Ancient Judaism and Purity, Sacrifice, and the Temple: Symbolism and Supersessionism in the Study of Ancient Judaism.
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List of Abbreviations Note on Translations and Editions Chapter 1: Theology, Josephus, and Understandings of Ancient Judaism Chapter 2: Fate, Free Will and Ancient Jewish Types of Compatibilism Chapter 3: Afterlives and Noble Deaths Chapter 4: Torah, Tradition, and Innovation Chapter 5: Josephus and Judaism after 70 CE Conclusion Appendix: Essenes and Resurrection according to Hippolytus Notes Bibliography Index
List of Abbreviations Note on Translations and Editions Chapter 1: Theology, Josephus, and Understandings of Ancient Judaism Chapter 2: Fate, Free Will and Ancient Jewish Types of Compatibilism Chapter 3: Afterlives and Noble Deaths Chapter 4: Torah, Tradition, and Innovation Chapter 5: Josephus and Judaism after 70 CE Conclusion Appendix: Essenes and Resurrection according to Hippolytus Notes Bibliography Index
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