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Author: Esther Miquel Pericás Publisher: ISBN: 9788499451701 Category : Education Languages : es Pages : 288
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Este libro de carácter introductorio parte de dos convicciones ampliamente compartidas entre los biblistas contemporáneos. La primera es que un lector actual del Nuevo Testamento no puede entender el significado, uso e impacto originales de sus textos sin un conocimiento suficiente de la sociedad y la cultura donde surgió. La segunda, que las ciencias sociales, correctamente utilizadas, pueden contribuir de modo eficaz a la obtención de este conocimiento. El objetivo de la autora es, también doble. Por una parte, introducir al lector al uso de las ciencias sociales en la exégesis bíblica. Por otra, describir, con la ayuda de estas ciencias, los principales rasgos del mundo social y cultural que los escritos del Nuevo Testamento presuponen.
Author: Esther Miquel Pericás Publisher: ISBN: 9788499451701 Category : Education Languages : es Pages : 288
Book Description
Este libro de carácter introductorio parte de dos convicciones ampliamente compartidas entre los biblistas contemporáneos. La primera es que un lector actual del Nuevo Testamento no puede entender el significado, uso e impacto originales de sus textos sin un conocimiento suficiente de la sociedad y la cultura donde surgió. La segunda, que las ciencias sociales, correctamente utilizadas, pueden contribuir de modo eficaz a la obtención de este conocimiento. El objetivo de la autora es, también doble. Por una parte, introducir al lector al uso de las ciencias sociales en la exégesis bíblica. Por otra, describir, con la ayuda de estas ciencias, los principales rasgos del mundo social y cultural que los escritos del Nuevo Testamento presuponen.
Author: Dr. Aquiles E. Martinez Publisher: Abingdon Press ISBN: 1426766009 Category : Religion Languages : en Pages : 189
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El Estudiante avanzado del Nuevo Testamento podrá encontrar en esta introducción un análisis sobrio del estado actual de la disciplina, y los pastores y pastoras, al igual que los maestros y maestras de escuela bíblica—descubrirán en sus paginas buenas ideas para elaborar estudios que ayuden a las congregaciones a entender y disfrutar la importante literatura bíblica veterostestamentaria. Written in Spanish, this work highlights the importance of understanding the New Testament, broadly defining it in a simple, yet organized, concrete manner. Martinez investigates the contents, purpose and context of each book of the New Testament, explaining how they became part of the canon and exploring the realities of geography, history, politics, economics, culture, philosophy, and religion in biblical times. The book includes other helpful suggestions for examining the New Testament and is ideal for classroom or personal study.
Author: John Pilch Publisher: BRILL ISBN: 9004496971 Category : Religion Languages : en Pages : 448
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Fourteen members of The Context Group honor Bruce J. Malina and his scholarship in this volume by following his consistent example of developing or using explicit social scientific models to interpret documents from the ancient Mediterranean world. Ordinary features of that cultural world such as gossip, reciprocity, a pervasive military presence, the power of women, and becoming a follower of Jesus stand out with greater clarity in the Bible when a reader understands the cultural matrix in which such social dynamics function. These essays reflect The Context Group’s more than twenty years of collaborative experience in researching the cultural context of the Bible. New insights are built on the solidly established foundations of their earlier cross-cultural studies. Readers will find the individual essays enlightening and challenging. Taken as a whole they form a valuable resource and a stimulating and helpful aid to further study.
Author: Association for Hispanic Theological Education Publisher: Abingdon Press ISBN: 1426757530 Category : Religion Languages : en Pages : 269
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Eliseo Pérez con gran creatividad va tejiendo su libro a partir del campo semántico de la última cena; y así como el menú es tan minucioso, así también el libro de Pérez está lleno de datos y estadísticas de todo tipo, interesantísimos. En torno a la comida, el autor hila el presente y el pasado geopolítico, económico, cultural y ecológico. Todo el menú está cargado de historias sagradas y profanas con sus respectivos datos socioculturales. With great creativity, Eliseo Pérez weaves through the semantic field of the Last Supper. The Last Supper is filled with details, full of fascinating data and statistics – this book is meticulous in covering all of them. Closely examining this meal, the author parallels the present with the ecological, cultural, economic, and geopolitical past, and offers a look at the meal’s histories, both sacred and worldly with its respective sociocultural data.
Author: Joseph Verheyden Publisher: ISBN: Category : Bibles Languages : en Pages : 350
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Back cover: How can social-scientific approaches to the gospels advance biblical studies? This volume offers the proceedings of a conference that brought together a number of expert biblical scholars, specialists of ancient religious practices, and proponents of an anthropological approach to ancient Christian and Greco-Roman religious traditon.
Author: Esther Miquel Pericás Publisher: Editorial Verbo Divino ISBN: 8499454461 Category : Religion Languages : es Pages : 286
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Este libro de carácter introductorio parte de dos convicciones ampliamente compartidas entre los biblistas contemporáneos. La primera es que un lector actual del Nuevo Testamento no puede entender el significado, uso e impacto originales de sus textos sin un conocimiento suficiente de la sociedad y la cultura donde surgió. La segunda, que las ciencias sociales, correctamente utilizadas, pueden contribuir de modo eficaz a la obtención de este conocimiento.El objetivo de la autora es, también doble. Por una parte, introducir al lector al uso de las ciencias sociales en la exégesis bíblica. Por otra, describir, con la ayuda de estas ciencias, los principales rasgos del mundo social y cultural que los escritos del Nuevo Testamento presuponen.
Author: Devyn Spence Benson Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield ISBN: 1786614820 Category : Philosophy Languages : en Pages : 399
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Originally published in Spanish and edited by Cuban historian Daisy Rubiera Castillo and playwright and theater critic Inés María Martiatu Terry, this ground-breaking edited collection is the first work of its kind. It places the experiences of black and mulata women at the center of Cuban history. Including essays from a mix of well-known and newly published Cuban authors, the volume examines the lives of Afrocubanas from the late nineteenth century to the present. The volume’s contributors collect and interrogate the voices of black Cuban women and the political, cultural, social, and ideological contributions they have made to the history of their nation. One of the unique qualities of Afrocubanas is that the text is the product of a grassroots community working group in Havana. A number of antiracist organizations emerged to fight racial inequality in light of Cuba’s new economic challenges after the fall of its chief trading partner, the Soviet Union in 1991. But, the Afrocubanas Project (founded in the mid-2000s) is one of the few groups that challenges racism and sexism together. The members of the Afrocubanas Project hail from a variety of professions, ages, and sexual orientations. They share a collective interest in challenging negative stereotypes about black women. This volume merges their activism and scholarship to offer a counter discourse to existing narratives about black women in Cuba while also creating and disseminating new knowledge about Afrocubanas. There is no other published work in English devoted to analyzing the political and intellectual dimensions of black Cuban women’s thought across the island’s history. This text is essential reading for scholars and students of Africana Studies, Afro-Latin American Studies, Caribbean history, and courses focusing on black women in the Atlantic region.
Author: Daniel G. Groody Publisher: University of Notre Dame Pess ISBN: 026808081X Category : Religion Languages : en Pages : 328
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Since the publication of Gustavo Gutiérrez's 1973 groundbreaking work, A Theology of Liberation, much has been written on liberation theology and its central premise of the preferential option for the poor. Arguably, this has been one of the most important yet controversial theological themes of the twentieth century. As globalization creates greater gaps between the rich and the poor, and as the situation for many of the world’s poor worsens, there is an ever greater need to understand the gift and challenge of Christian faith from the context of the poor and marginalized of our society. This volume draws on the thought of leading international scholars and explores how the Christian tradition can help us understand the theological foundations for the option for the poor. The central focus of the book revolves around the question, How can one live a Christian life in a world of destitution? The contributors are concerned not only with a social, economic, or political understanding of poverty but above all with the option for the poor as a theological concept. While these essays are rooted in a solid grounding of our present “reality,” they look to the past to understand some of the central truths of Christian faith and to the future as a source of Christian hope. Following Gustavo Gutiérrez's essay on the multidimensionality of poverty, Elsa Tamez, Hugh Page, Jr., Brian Daley, and Jon Sobrino identify a central theological premise: poverty is contrary to the will of God. Drawing on scripture, the writings of the early fathers, the witness of Christian martyrs, and contemporary theological reflection, they argue that poverty represents the greatest challenge to Christian faith and discipleship. David Tracy and J. Matthew Ashley carry their reflection forward by examining the option for the poor in light of apocalyptic thought. Virgilio Elizondo, Patrick Kalilombe, María Pilar Aquino, M. Shawn Copeland, and Mary Catherine Hilkert examine the challenges of poverty with respect to culture, Africa, race, and gender. Casiano Floristán and Luis Maldonado explore the relationship between poverty, sacramentality, and popular religiosity. The final two essays by Aloysius Pieris and Michael Signer consider the option for the poor in relationship to other major world religions, particularly an Asian theology of religions and the meaning of care for the poor within Judaism.
Author: Esther Miquel Pericás
Author: Esther Miquel Pericás
Author: Dr. Aquiles E. Martinez
Author: John Pilch
Author: Muhammad Shafiq
Author: Association for Hispanic Theological Education
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Author: Joseph Verheyden
Author: Esther Miquel Pericás
Author: Devyn Spence Benson
Author: Daniel G. Groody