#Jewish Studies

Arts & Humanities

The Bible and the Romans: An Interview with Natalie Dohrmann

How does Rome expand the legal empire into the East and how are the Rabbis respond to that?
We let Natalie Dohrmann, whose academic background focuses on rabbinic literature and Jews in the Roman Empire, answer this question for you!

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P.S. There is no Bible 1.0

While we’re rapidly approaching the third decade of the 21st century, the world seems weirdly out of whack. A postmodern plurality of everything – lifestyles, identities, interpretations of the world we live in – has led to an unprecedented degree of both personal freedom and a general uneasy feeling of uncertainty. This is the tightrope between boon and bane that members of modern Western society have to walk. Our uncertainty pertains to all aspects of life: Whom should I love? How do I raise my children? What makes me a good person? What should I do with my life?

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The Bible and Films: An Interview with Rhonda Burnette-Bletsch

Rhonda Burnette-Bletsch is a theologian specializing in the relationship between bible and film. In this interview, she shares her knowledge on the visual and the cinematic Bible of today.

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The Bible and Cults: Interview with George Chryssides

George Chryssides is deeply rooted in his research on new cults and religious movements. We sat down with him for an interview to learn more about his work.

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