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[https://liberalarts.utexas.edu/history/faculty/mb35382 Miriam Bodian] UT Professor Emerita, Ph.D. 1988, Hebrew University<br> | [https://liberalarts.utexas.edu/history/faculty/mb35382 Miriam Bodian] UT Professor Emerita, Ph.D. 1988, Hebrew University<br> | ||
The Church And The Jews | The Church And The Jews<br> | ||
— “This course will examine the complex relationship between the Church and the Jews over two thousand years. It will analyze Christian ideas and policies regarding Jews as expressed in both elite and popular culture. We’ll examine various sources, including theological texts, canon law, church art, and popular preaching. We’ll consider how the Church’s powerful anti-Jewish teachings provided a basis for restrictive legislation and violence against Jews, even if Church authorities sometimes acted to protect Jewish communities. The course emphasize the factors that led to striking changes in attitudes and policies over time, with emphasis on how the theological legacy was adapted in the face of changing realities. It will examine the consequences of the Protestant Reformation and conclude with a look at the radical shift in the perspective of the Catholic Church in the 1960s, with the documents issued by Vatican II.’”<br> | — “This course will examine the complex relationship between the Church and the Jews over two thousand years. It will analyze Christian ideas and policies regarding Jews as expressed in both elite and popular culture. We’ll examine various sources, including theological texts, canon law, church art, and popular preaching. We’ll consider how the Church’s powerful anti-Jewish teachings provided a basis for restrictive legislation and violence against Jews, even if Church authorities sometimes acted to protect Jewish communities. The course emphasize the factors that led to striking changes in attitudes and policies over time, with emphasis on how the theological legacy was adapted in the face of changing realities. It will examine the consequences of the Protestant Reformation and conclude with a look at the radical shift in the perspective of the Catholic Church in the 1960s, with the documents issued by Vatican II.’”<br> | ||
[https://www.laits.utexas.edu/bodian/medievalEurope.html The Church and The Jews] website<br> | [https://www.laits.utexas.edu/bodian/medievalEurope.html The Church and The Jews] website<br> | ||
[https://www.laits.utexas.edu/bodian/la-johnChrysostom.html John Chrysostom (c.347-407)] : Eight Homilies against the Jews, Homily I<br> | [https://www.laits.utexas.edu/bodian/la-johnChrysostom.html John Chrysostom (c.347-407)] : Eight Homilies against the Jews, Homily I<br> | ||
Bodian’s course ought to be entitled “Modern Jewish Propaganda: Accusation of anti-semitism for cultural and political control”. | |||
She essential argues against Christianity as having distorted Jewish religion.<br> | |||
Alfred Edersheim by way of much greater historical depth shows otherwise.<br> | |||
''See'' — | |||
==Hinduism== | ==Hinduism== | ||