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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. At the outbreak of the Reformations, the need for stable and authoritative support was acutely felt on all sides, engaged as they were in a conflict of interpretations of the core of Christianity. Patristic anthologies were the perfect tool for the roles of polemical weapons and doctrinal handbooks, as they selected apt passages from the Fathers of the Church to prove, explain and promote the articles of the new confessions of faith and testify to antiquity. In a paradigm dominated by the figure of Augustine, whose exegesis of Scripture and understanding of the Gospel was very important for many Reformers, these anthologies tried to demonstrate the broad consensus of the majority of the ancient writers with the doctrines advocated by them._x000D_ This volume offers an original perspective on the reception of Origen of Alexandria, one of the most profound and influential philosophers and exegetes of Late Antiquity, in three patristic anthologies of the 16th century. It explores how the voice of Origen, who was recognized by Luther and Melanchthon as a staunch opponent of their doctrines, is harmonized with the theological stances of the anthologies. The anomaly represented by the proposed image of a Protestant Origenoe helps us to decipher larger trends of the European Reformations, in their relationship with authority and memory._x000D_ Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Brossura. Condition: new. Roma, 2022; br., pp. 196, cm 12x24. (Biblioteca di Testi e Studi). La Christian Library (1749-55) è una selezione in 50 volumi di autori del cristianesimo antico e moderno, pubblicati da John Wesley con brevi introduzioni, che si offrono come modello e strumento pratico del perfezionamento morale. Tradizione, progresso, riforma: la scelta antologica presentata permette di declinare le linee essenziali del movimento metodista tramite le letture proposte ai suoi predicatori. Il testo suggerisce un'innovativa interpretazione della traiettoria metodista a partire dall'antologia wesleyana, indagando l'autorappresentazione del suo fondatore, che intende la nascente denominazione come via media, linea mediana fra giustificazione e santificazione, fra "papismo" e protestantesimi. La Library è campo di sperimentazione di questa via media, che armonizza e raccoglie tradizioni diverse e spesso opposte - calvinista e arminiana, protestante e cattolica - in uno spirito universalista, ottimista, progressivo. Così, in essa convivono i padri apostolici e lo Ps. Macario d'Egitto, i predicatori puritani e gli accademici platonici di Cambridge, in una sintesi originale e fertile, ancora inesplorata. Libro.…

Hardback. Condition: New. Progress is a structural and systematic concept in the thought of Origen of Alexandria, which represents one of the most advanced syntheses of the Christian reading of the Old and the New Testaments' legacy and the classical paideia, as well as a rational critique towards every kind of static objectification of the religious. Origen's legacy was capable of radiating its influence through Western theology and philosophy, thus shaping its idea of theological, moral, intellectual, social and political progress. The volume follows the intellectual dynamism generated by the reception of Origen's thought through seventeen articles, which span through the centuries, from the analysis of Origen's thought to its reception history in the Middle Ages, the Renaissance, and the Modern Age, up until the 20th century.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. In the Modern Age, the encounter and conflict between competing religious identities produced a renewed emphasis on the concept of peace, which was invested with religious, political and ideological connotations that still need to be investigated. This volume explores the role of religious discourse in the construction of the concept of peace from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment, analyzing the narratives which in Europe gave extrahuman value to peace, with a focus on the processes of idealization of peace and the relationship with the concept of toleration. The volume investigates crucial authors such as Nicholas of Cusa, Luis Vives, Pico della Mirandola, Erasmus of Rotterdam, Thomas More, Pierre Bayle, Benjamin Constant, who reflected on the problem of tolerance as an attempt to shape the relationship between confessions as a peaceful coexistence beyond doctrinal differences. The essays explore the extent to which religious conflicts within Christianity triggered a rhetoric of peace and tolerance/toleration, for instance in the case of the French Wars of Religion and the Revolt of the Netherlands. The rhetoric and imaginary field of peace in its religious connotations are then explored and analyzed in their apocalyptic (for Benivieni or Savonarola) or humanistic connotations (from Petrarca to Pico). The essays combine history, philosophy, history of religions and anthropology, with approaches that go from the historical-critical analysis of documents, to archive research, to comparative history to the analysis of the world of objects, that, following the material turn, allows an alternative view on the narratives of confrontation and peace that presided over the intrareligious exchange. Explores the role of religious discourse in the construction of the concept of peace from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Rilegato. Condition: new. A cura di Geri L. e Lettieri G. Roma, 2023; ril., pp. 440, cm 15,5x21. Il volume, che inaugura la collana "Laboratorio Erasmo", si propone di contribuire a una restituzione dell'opera e del pensiero di Erasmo da Rotterdam come testimonianza tenace di libertà e di autonomia, intenta, anche a costo di ambiguità, incoerenze, compromessi, a tutelare ed espandere il proprio vitale spazio di azione e incidenza storica. Gli studi raccolti, nati nell'ambito dell'omonimo gruppo di ricerca, fanno perno, da diverse prospettive metodologiche, sul concetto di libertà, che è il centro irriducibilmente problematico, persino eversivo, che segna l'approccio critico di Erasmo nei confronti del cattolicesimo romano del suo tempo, il" suo scarto nei confronti di Lutero, la novità radicale della sua fede razionale. Una inquieta e vitale libertà che, allo stesso tempo, caratterizza anche l'ambiziosa e originale aemulatio erasmiana nei confronti delle letterature classiche e dell' Umanesimo italiano. Contributi di A. Annese, L. Battista, E. Cerqua, M. Fallica, L. Geri, V. Lau-ria, G. Lettieri, C. Presezzi, M. Quatrale. Libro. …

Hardback. Condition: New. In the Modern Age, the encounter and conflict between competing religious identities produced a renewed emphasis on the concept of peace, which was invested with religious, political and ideological connotations that still need to be investigated. This volume explores the role of religious discourse in the construction of the concept of peace from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment, analyzing the narratives which in Europe gave extrahuman value to peace, with a focus on the processes of idealization of peace and the relationship with the concept of toleration. The volume investigates crucial authors such as Nicholas of Cusa, Luis Vives, Pico della Mirandola, Erasmus of Rotterdam, Thomas More, Pierre Bayle, Benjamin Constant, who reflected on the problem of tolerance as an attempt to shape the relationship between confessions as a peaceful coexistence beyond doctrinal differences. The essays explore the extent to which religious conflicts within Christianity triggered a rhetoric of peace and tolerance/toleration, for instance in the case of the French Wars of Religion and the Revolt of the Netherlands. The rhetoric and imaginary field of peace in its religious connotations are then explored and analyzed in their apocalyptic (for Benivieni or Savonarola) or humanistic connotations (from Petrarca to Pico). The essays combine history, philosophy, history of religions and anthropology, with approaches that go from the historical-critical analysis of documents, to archive research, to comparative history to the analysis of the world of objects, that, following the "material turn", allows an alternative view on the narratives of confrontation and peace that presided over the intrareligious exchange.…

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