Przykazania noachickie w „Talmudzie” – uniwersalizm judaizmu wobec ekspansji chrześcijaństwa (Traktat „Sanhedrin” 56A–57A) = THE NOAHITE COMMANDMENTS IN TALMUD – THE UNIVERSALISMOF JUDAISM TOWARDS THE EXPANSION OF CHRISTIANITY(SANHEDRIN TREATISE 56a–57a)
The end of the classical era marks the period of the expansion of Christianity in the Greek-Roman world which owes its success to the missionary activities combined with religious universalism. In the same period, Judaism formulates a universalistic moral message based on the oral tradition which it...
| Published in: | Studia religiologica |
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| Subtitles: | THE NOAHITE COMMANDMENTS IN TALMUD – THE UNIVERSALISMOF JUDAISM TOWARDS THE EXPANSION OF CHRISTIANITY(SANHEDRIN TREATISE 56a–57a) |
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| Format: | Electronic Article |
| Language: | Polish |
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Wydawn. Uniw. Jagiellońskiego
2006
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Studia religiologica
Year: 2006, Volume: 39, Pages: 157-177 |
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badania porównawcze religii
B historia religii B filozofia religiistudia religiologica B psychologia religii B Religia B antropologia religii B socjologii religii B Religijność B wuj B wydawnictwo uj B religioznawstwo |
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| Summary: | The end of the classical era marks the period of the expansion of Christianity in the Greek-Roman world which owes its success to the missionary activities combined with religious universalism. In the same period, Judaism formulates a universalistic moral message based on the oral tradition which it addresses to the non-Jews - the so called seven Noahite commandments. It is also a period of consolidation of the oral tradition of Judaism in Talmud, in which one may find a story relating to the Noahite laws. A sizable part of the article is taken up with a translation accompanied by commentary of a fragment of gemara of the Sanhedrin treatise 56a-57a from the Babylon Talmud. The above fragment constitutes the first part of the so called „Noahite digression” and is devoted to a rabbinical debate devoted to the catalog and sources of the Noahite commandments. According to a commonly accepted view, the commandments in question consist of seven laws: a ban to indulge in idolatry, blasphemy, murder, sexual promiscuity, robbery and consumption of any part of a living animal, as well as an injunction to create a legal system. It is commonly assumed that the biblical source of the above commandments is a verse in the Book of Genesis: „Then Yahweh God gave the man this admonition: »You may eat indeed of all the trees in the garden«” (Gn 2:16). |
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| ISSN: | 2084-4077 |
| Contains: | Enthalten in: Studia religiologica
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