Paperback. Depuis plus de deux millenaires, l'humanite attend.Un Messie annonce, promis, espere. mais toujours reporte.Ce livre propose une analyse critique rigoureuse du messianisme, en particulier dans sa construction theologique et historique au sein du judaisme rabbinique, et interroge les consequences spirituelles, philosophiques et sociales d'une attente devenue permanente.A travers une lecture comparee des textes bibliques, des traditions interpretatives et de l'histoire des idees, l'auteur met en lumiere comment l'esperance messianique mensongere, lorsqu'elle est indefiniment differee, peut se transformer en structure mentale, en rapport au temps, voire en outil de regulation des consciences.En contrepoint, l'ouvrage examine le christianisme non comme une simple branche dissidente, mais comme une rupture radicale: celle de l'accomplissement contre l'attente, de la responsabilite immediate contre le salut ajourne, d'une foi incarnee dans l'histoire plutot que projetee dans un avenir indefiniment repousse.Ni pamphlet, ni ouvrage confessionnel, ce livre s'inscrit dans une demarche de philosophie de la religion, de comparaison theologique et de pensee critique contemporaine.Il s'adresse a celles et ceux qui souhaitent comprendre comment une promesse peut structurer, orienter, et parfois immobiliser, des civilisations entieres.Un essai exigeant, derangeant, destine a rouvrir un debat trop souvent fige entre foi, attente et responsabilite humaine. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Title: Le Mythe du Machia'h "Une Invention Judaque contre les Autres Religions" (Paperback)
Publisher: Laurent Cuenca
Publication Date: 2026
Language: French
ISBN 13: 9798233658013
Binding: Paperback
Condition: new

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Depuis plus de deux mill�naires, l'humanit� attend.

Un Messie annonc�, promis, esp�r�... mais toujours report�.

Ce livre propose une analyse critique rigoureuse du messianisme, en particulier dans sa construction th�ologique et historique au sein du juda�sme rabbinique, et interroge les cons�quences spirituelles, philosophiques et sociales d'une attente devenue permanente.

� travers une lecture compar�e des textes bibliques, des traditions interpr�tatives et de l'histoire des id�es, l'auteur met en lumi�re comment l'esp�rance messianique mensong�re, lorsqu'elle est ind�finiment diff�r�e, peut se transformer en structure mentale, en rapport au temps, voire en outil de r�gulation des consciences.

En contrepoint, l'ouvrage examine le christianisme non comme une simple branche dissidente, mais comme une rupture radicale : celle de l'accomplissement contre l'attente, de la responsabilit� imm�diate contre le salut ajourn�, d'une foi incarn�e dans l'histoire plut�t que projet�e dans un avenir ind�finiment repouss�.

Ni pamphlet, ni ouvrage confessionnel, ce livre s'inscrit dans une d�marche de philosophie de la religion, de comparaison th�ologique et de pens�e critique contemporaine.

Il s'adresse � celles et ceux qui souhaitent comprendre comment une promesse peut structurer, orienter, et parfois immobiliser, des civilisations enti�res.

Un essai exigeant, d�rangeant, destin� � rouvrir un d�bat trop souvent fig� entre foi, attente et responsabilit� humaine.

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