Gerard Rouwhorst (29 results)

Paperback. Ex-library. Slightly worn to heavy laminate wrappers. 500 pp.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. There has been a major trend among social scientists and historians to assume that the history of modernity can be studied without taking into consideration religion as an important factor. This in contrast to premodern societies in which religion would have played such a predominant and all-embracing role that a total symbiosis between religion and society would have existed. Both of these views are challenged by the authors of this volume. They claim that neither of them does justice to the complexity of the relationship between society and religion. They propose a theoretical framework that fully addresses this complexity by focussing on the variegated active ways in which religious agents (groups and individuals) process(ed) their societal and religious contexts in the modern era as well as in the premodern period. Viewed from this perspective, the history of Christianity appears as the heterogeneous result of an ongoing and unceasing selective processing by all Christians - and non-Christians - of their environment. The application of this new theoretical and methodological framework sheds light - often in a surprising and unexpected way - on various processes in the history of Christianity: the conflict-ridden parting of the ways between Jews and Christians; the emergence and development of early Christian rituals; the formation of a Cathar Counter- Church; the emergence of new forms of Christianity in North America; the complicated and ambiguous evolution of Roman Catholicism in modernity. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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24.5 x 16.5 cm, hardcover. X, 588, (2) pages. Text in English. Published as Volume VIII in the 'Jewish and Christian Perspectives Series', this work examines how Christian and Jewish traditions have established their foundational texts and authoritative sources, shaping theological and historical discourse. It explores the tension between historical development and claims of divine revelation, as well as the impact of modern critical scholarship on religious authority. Small signs of use, very good, see picture. 1180g.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. There has been a major trend among social scientists and historians to assume that the history of modernity can be studied without taking into consideration religion as an important factor. This in contrast to premodern societies in which religion would have played such a predominant and all-embracing role that a total symbiosis between religion and society would have existed. Both of these views are challenged by the authors of this volume. They claim that neither of them does justice to the complexity of the relationship between society and religion. They propose a theoretical framework that fully addresses this complexity by focussing on the variegated active ways in which religious agents (groups and individuals) process(ed) their societal and religious contexts in the modern era as well as in the premodern period. Viewed from this perspective, the history of Christianity appears as the heterogeneous result of an ongoing and unceasing selective processing by all Christians - and non-Christians - of their environment. The application of this new theoretical and methodological framework sheds light - often in a surprising and unexpected way - on various processes in the history of Christianity: the conflict-ridden parting of the ways between Jews and Christians; the emergence and development of early Christian rituals; the formation of a Cathar Counter- Church; the emergence of new forms of Christianity in North America; the complicated and ambiguous evolution of Roman Catholicism in modernity. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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Octavo (245 x 165 mm), publisher's full cloth, XII (+II), 224; (6), 139 (+1) pp., a well preserved copy. [VCS - Vigiliae Christianae, Supplements (formerly Philosophia Patrum); VII (7)]. - ISBN: 9789004088399. - [207 | SOD | W-I-1 ] 950 g.

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Paperback, 248 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Language: English. ISBN 9782503587813. Summary There has been a major trend among social scientists and historians to assume that the history of modernity can be studied without taking into consideration religion as an important factor. This in contrast to premodern societies in which religion would have played such a predominant and all-embracing role that a total symbiosis between religion and society would have existed. Both of these views are challenged by the authors of this volume. They claim that neither of them does justice to the complexity of the relationship between society and religion. They propose a theoretical framework that fully addresses this complexity by focussing on the variegated active ways in which religious agents (groups and individuals) process(ed) their societal and religious contexts in the modern era as well as in the premodern period. Viewed from this perspective, the history of Christianity appears as the heterogeneous result of an ongoing and unceasing selective processing by all Christians - and non-Christians - of their environment. The application of this new theoretical and methodological framework sheds light - often in a surprising and unexpected way - on various processes in the history of Christianity: the conflict-ridden parting of the ways between Jews and Christians; the emergence and development of early Christian rituals; the formation of a Cathar Counter- Church; the emergence of new forms of Christianity in North America; the complicated and ambiguous evolution of Roman Catholicism in modernity. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction. On the Processing of Society and Religion by Religious Agents Staf Hellemans, Gerard Rouwhorst Turning 'Society' into 'Religion'. A Processing Approach Staf Hellemans Processing Scripture. Psalm 22 in Matthew, John, and Barnabas Maarten Menken The Making of Early Christianity. A Processing Perspective on the History of its Rituals Gerard Rouwhorst The Making of a Cathar Counter-Church, the 'Ecclesia Dei', through the Consolamentum Ritual (Baptism of the Holy Spirit) Daniela Muller Processing Puritanism in Early New England and the Birth of Religious Freedom Patrick Pasture Catholic Processing of Modernity in the Netherlands Theo Salemink 0 g.

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Couverture souple. Condition: Neuf. Dust Jacket Condition: Neuf. Edition originale. Catalogue of Byzantine Manuscripts in their Liturgical Context. Subsidia(CBM-SUBSIDIA 1) A Catalogue of Byzantine Manuscripts in their Liturgical Context: Challenges and Perspectives. Collected Papers resulting from the expert meeting of the Catalogue of Byzantine Manuscripts programme held at the PThU in Kampen, the Netherlands on 6th-7th November 2009. K. Spronk, G. Rouwhorst, S. Royé (eds.) XVIII+336 p., 18 colour ill., 216 x 280 mm, 2013 ISBN: 978-2-503-54895-1 Languages: English, Greek, Russian Paperback The publication is available. Retail price: EURO 105,00 The world of Byzantine manuscripts is fascinating but also confusing. Although they play an important part in modern studies on the history of Christian liturgy and on the textual history of the Bible, a clear overview of the vast amount of these manuscripts in their many different forms is lacking. A new approach in their cataloguing is called for. The present volume brings together a number of specialists in the field of Byzantine, liturgical and Biblical studies with the aim to develop a new methodology for codicological research of the Byzantine manuscripts, taking seriously the original environment of the integral codices in the monasteries and the churches in which they were manufactured and functioned. Prof. dr. Klaas Spronk is Head of the Research Department Sources of the Protestant Theological University (PThU), location Amsterdam, and chairman of the CBM Academic Board. Prof. dr. Gerard Rouwhorst is Professor of Liturgical History at the Tilburg School of Catholic Theology and member of the Department of Biblical Sciences and Church History of that institution. He is member of the CBM Academic Board. Dr. Stefan Royé is member of the Research Department Sources of the Protestant Theological University (PThU), location Amsterdam, and CBM programme coordinator and secretary of the Academic Board. Size: 216 x280 mm.

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Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. 600 pages. 9.50x6.50x1.75 inches. In Stock. This item is printed on demand.

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