International audienceRegularly we learn in the media, including the press, that religion, and specifically monotheist religion, is a vector, the motor even, of violence. History, especially ancient history, is often used to illustrate this, as in one particular type of violence, Christian anti-semitism, which has its roots in ancient history. Anna van den Kerchove evokes several ancient texts on the relationship between Jews and Christians that can be seen as Christian Anti-Judaism even Anti-Semitism. The author shows the issue should be problematised to avoid simplification and anachronisms. As from when are Christians distinguished from Jews? The rhetorics of imprecation in certain new testament texts, the theological polemics of the sec...
International audienceThis collection of twenty-four essays in honor of Professor Bernard Pouderon s...
International audienceThis collection of twenty-four essays in honor of Professor Bernard Pouderon s...
International audienceThis collection of twenty-four essays in honor of Professor Bernard Pouderon s...
Struggle against heresy, and biblical justifications for violence (IXth-XIIIth centuries) How the w...
The institutional, social, and theological rise of an imperial-episcopal orthodoxy in the 4th-centur...
This contribution addresses the problem of violence by and violence against Christians in the first ...
This contribution addresses the problem of violence by and violence against Christians in the first ...
The persecutions of Jesus and the members of the ancient Church are well attested by Christian (New ...
International audienceIn his History of Antisemitism, Léon Poliakov describes John Chrysostom's Disc...
Jewish polemics against Christianity in the Middle Ages show a striking change in contents and in th...
International audienceIn 388, the destruction of the synagogue located in the Roman fortress of Call...
International audienceThis collection of twenty-four essays in honor of Professor Bernard Pouderon s...
International audienceThis collection of twenty-four essays in honor of Professor Bernard Pouderon s...
International audienceThis collection of twenty-four essays in honor of Professor Bernard Pouderon s...
International audienceThis collection of twenty-four essays in honor of Professor Bernard Pouderon s...
International audienceThis collection of twenty-four essays in honor of Professor Bernard Pouderon s...
International audienceThis collection of twenty-four essays in honor of Professor Bernard Pouderon s...
International audienceThis collection of twenty-four essays in honor of Professor Bernard Pouderon s...
Struggle against heresy, and biblical justifications for violence (IXth-XIIIth centuries) How the w...
The institutional, social, and theological rise of an imperial-episcopal orthodoxy in the 4th-centur...
This contribution addresses the problem of violence by and violence against Christians in the first ...
This contribution addresses the problem of violence by and violence against Christians in the first ...
The persecutions of Jesus and the members of the ancient Church are well attested by Christian (New ...
International audienceIn his History of Antisemitism, Léon Poliakov describes John Chrysostom's Disc...
Jewish polemics against Christianity in the Middle Ages show a striking change in contents and in th...
International audienceIn 388, the destruction of the synagogue located in the Roman fortress of Call...
International audienceThis collection of twenty-four essays in honor of Professor Bernard Pouderon s...
International audienceThis collection of twenty-four essays in honor of Professor Bernard Pouderon s...
International audienceThis collection of twenty-four essays in honor of Professor Bernard Pouderon s...
International audienceThis collection of twenty-four essays in honor of Professor Bernard Pouderon s...
International audienceThis collection of twenty-four essays in honor of Professor Bernard Pouderon s...
International audienceThis collection of twenty-four essays in honor of Professor Bernard Pouderon s...
International audienceThis collection of twenty-four essays in honor of Professor Bernard Pouderon s...