Adversus Judaeos: A Bird's-Eye View of Christian Apologiae until the Renaissance (Cambridge Library Collection - Religion)
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Adversus Judaeos: A Bird's-Eye View of Christian Apologiae until the Renaissance (Cambridge Library Collection - Religion)

by A. Lukyn Williams

religious history historical theology christian apologetics
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A historical overview of Christian apologetic writings concerning Judaism, Adversus Judaeos traces the subject from early Christianity through the Renaissance. This Cambridge Library Collection volume offers a broad perspective on the development of Christian apologetics and its engagement with Jewish thought and tradition.

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Adversus Judaeos presents a broad survey of Christian apologetic writings concerning Judaism.

The study follows this subject across the period from early Christianity to the Renaissance.

Positioned within the Cambridge Library Collection - Religion, it offers a historical perspective on Christian apologetics and its engagement with Jewish thought and tradition.

Its bird’s-eye approach provides readers with an overview of the development of this enduring religious and intellectual theme.

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