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Harvard Theological Review archives from April 2011
The other side of omnipotence: Anselm on the dialectics of divine power.(Critical essay)
April 1, 2011... One of the features distinguishing the work of Anselm of Canterbury is the systematic attempt to coordinate linguistic nuances with logical distinctions. At times this effort promotes subtle but provocative shifts in perspective that pass far...
Metaphors of temporality: revisiting the "timeless Hinduism" versus "historical Christianity" antithesis.(Report)
April 1, 2011... One of the most frequently-made statements about Christianity concerns its "historical" character--its grounding in a set of episodes in the life of the Israelite people that culminated in the climactic Christ-event, an event that brought into...
Women, children, and celibate men in the Serekh texts.(Report)
April 1, 2011... The Serekh or "Community Rule" (in all its variant manuscript forms) is one of the most famous of all the Dead Sea scrolls. It is commonplace to see it as referring to a sect of celibate men; the assumption is that it "contains no allusions to...
Becoming heretical: affection and ideology in recruitment to early Christianities.
April 1, 2011... A growing consensus recognizes that the differences among Christians in the late second and early third centuries were neither as obvious nor as great as representatives of later orthodoxy would have us believe, and that what divided Christians...
A catechetical address on the Nicene Creed?(Critical essay)
April 1, 2011... The anonymous "Incipit tides Nicaena" is a unique, though much ignored, Latin text from the later fourth century. Its only critical edition, from a sole ninth century codex, was first prepared in 1913 by Cuthbert H. Turner, under the title of...
The trinitarian house of David: Martin Luther's anti-Jewish exegesis of 2 Samuel 23:1-7.(Critical essay)
April 1, 2011... The second book of Samuel was a neglected work in the theological, exegetical, and liturgical traditions of the Western church from the Patristic era through the Protestant Reformation. The theological developments and articulations of the early...
New proofs for the existence of God.(Book review)
April 1, 2011... At a meeting in Leningrad in December 1948, Soviet astronomers affirmed the need to fight against the "reactionary-idealistic" theory of a "primeval atom." Support for this theory, later dubbed the "Big Bang" by one of its fiercest critics,...
Books received.
April 1, 2011... Adler, Eliyana R. In Her Hands: The Education of Jewish Girls in Tsarist Russia. Detroit, Mich.: Wayne State University Press, 2011. 196 pp. n.p. hb. Ansorge, Dirk, ed. Der Nahostkonflikt. Politische, religiose und theologische Dimensionen....
