This book presents the history of the theological-political conversation that started with the publication of the Torah in Jerusalem of the Persian period. It shows how this conversation, which still engages us today, evolved around political and social issues rather than theological ones.
This book presents the history of the theological-political conversation that started with the publication of the Torah in Jerusalem of the Persian period. It shows how this conversation, which still engages us today, evolved around political and social issues rather than theological ones.
Ron Naiweld holds a research position at the CNRS in the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, in Paris, France.
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Preface Introduction: "Why Would the French be Interested in the Talmud?" Chapter One: The Myth of Yhwh and its Monotheization Chapter Two: The Beginning of the Conversation Chapter Three: Experience in Sovereignty Chapter Four: A New Great Story Chapter Five: The Rabbinic Israel Epilogue: A Nation of Monks Bibliography Index About the Author
Preface Introduction: "Why Would the French be Interested in the Talmud?" Chapter One: The Myth of Yhwh and its Monotheization Chapter Two: The Beginning of the Conversation Chapter Three: Experience in Sovereignty Chapter Four: A New Great Story Chapter Five: The Rabbinic Israel Epilogue: A Nation of Monks Bibliography Index About the Author
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