Kristni er ađ grunni til trú Gyđinga
10.8.2014 | 21:50
Kristni er ađ grunni til trú Gyđinga
Einhvers stađar var ég búinn ađ nefna ađ svo virtist sem bođskapur eđa hugmyndir, sem eru hafđar eftir Jesú séu ekkert annađ en trúarhugmyndir Gyđinga.
http://jonasg-egi.blog.is/blog/jonasg-egi/entry/1229211/
Rómverjar reyndu ađ berja ţessar hugmyndir niđur, en ţćr urđu svo útbreiddar í Rómaveldi ađ keisarinn sá sig tilneyddan til ađ taka ţennan siđ, eđa hugmyndir upp sem stefnu, eđa trú Rómverja. (if you can´t beat them, join them)
Síđan reyndu Rómverjar ađ kalla ţessa Gyđingatrú Kristni, til ađ láta líta svo út ađ Kristni vćri eitthvađ annađ en trú Gyđinga. Einnig reyndu Rómverjar ađ kenna Gyđingum um ađ hafa drepiđ Jesú. Ađ sjálfsögđu drápu Rómverjar, Evrópa og ţjónar ţeirra, í stjórnkerfinu Jesú.
Aftur á móti, var Rabbína skólinn ađ ţví ađ virđist, sniđin ađ óskum Rómverja.
Lapins reading of rabbis as Romans is successful, demonstrating that rabbis are part of the Roman Empire in a non-trivial sense. The entire structure of their cultural, social, and economic world is shaped by the reality of Romanization and their articulation of Jewish distinctiveness is connected to elements of Romanization. By providing an account of the social world of the rabbis that roots them in their provincial context, Lapin presents the historical basis for reading the rabbis through the lens of Romanization. Animating this project is the strong belief that rabbinic literature can and should be used not only for the study of Jewish history, but also for Roman history. Roman historians can better understand the social history of the Roman Empire by reading rabbinic literature as representing a (semi) elite Roman provincial experience. Jewish historians, on the other hand, will better understand the rabbinic movement through more serious engagement with scholarship on Roman provinces. Lapins book is a welcome development in the field of rabbinics, because it presents rabbinic literature before a broader audience and argues that rabbinic literature is some of the best evidence we have for understanding the experience of being ruled by the Roman Empire.
Egilsstađir, 10.08.2014 Jónas Gunnlaugsson
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