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This volume is the first in a series whose aim is to keep track of the topics and changes which guide research, understanding and dissemination within the many disciplines involved in the study of religion in Europe. The volume collects some of the lectures delivered at the Ex Nihilo Zero Conference (2017) and the First Annual Conference (2018), while the following issues will be dedicated to one annual conference each. Authors are leading European scholars within their own field of expertise and will guide the reader through the themes which set the pace of recent scholarly debates. The heterogeneity of the topics is precisely the distinctive mark of EuARe, which supports the disciplinary and interdisciplinary creation and dissemination of knowledge in order to contribute to the construction of society and the formation of culture.
Frontmatter -- Contents -- Introduction / Francesca Cadeddu -- The Hebrew Names of Jesus in Renaissance Christian Kabbalah / Saverio Campanini -- A Productive Coexistence for Theology and Religious Studies. What Kind of Work is Needed on Both Sides? / Pierre Gisel -- The Changing Soul of Europe: The Challenge to the Secular State / Enzo Pace -- Mutual Recognition in Theology and Modern Society / Risto Saarinen -- Methodological Principles: Luther, the Representative of a "World We Have Lost" / Heinz Schilling -- A Fractal Interpretation of Religious Diversity / Perry Schmidt-Leukel -- The Controversial Image of Moses in Rabbinic Literature / Lieve Teugels -- Martin Luther, the Eleutherius: The Freedom of Intended Ambiguity of Theology and Gender / Else Marie Wiberg Pedersen -- Notes on Contributors -- Names Index
Francesca Cadeddu, Universität Modena und Reggio Emilia, Italien.
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