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020			_a9781845533748 _c7616
082	0	0	_aC98.2 _bB633
100			_aBoer, Roland
245			_aSecularism and Biblical Studies
260			_aLondon _bRoutledge _c2010
300			_a219p
500			_aincludes index and biblioraphy
505	2		_a1. Initial engagement at the Forum Scholarship and Faith in Bible Study...............15 The Unspeakable in Biblical Scholarship..........20 2. The manifesto Debate A manifesto for Biblical Studies ........27 BOer`s Manifesto: Part of the Solution or Part of the Problem ..........40 Gunds do not kill, people do..............51 Theological Secularity: A Response to Roland Boer......59 Is boer among the Prophets? Transforming the legacy of Marxian Critique ..........67 3. The end of Biblical Studies The end of Biblical Studies as a Moral Obligation ..........85 Responsibilities to the Public of Biblical Studies and Critical Rhetorical Engagements for a Saver world ........101 A german landscape currents and credits of new testament Studies in Germany during the past Decades .........116 Private or Public ? The challenge of public theology to biblical Studies ........129 4. The paradoxes of Secularism Neither Religious nor Secular : On saving the critic in Biblical - Criticism .................141 From Jefferson`s Bible to judge Moore`s Ten Commandments monument: Secularizing the bible in the Usa ..........162 From Ruth to foreign workers in Contemporary israel : A case study in the interaction of Religion, politics and the economy ..............178 The samaritans - Biblical Considerations in the Solutions of a Political Problem ..........192
650			_aSecularism
650			_aSecularization
650			_aBible Nt-criticism, Interpretation
700	1		_aBoer, Roland
902			_bFFS
942			_cBK
999			_c100927 _d100927