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Experientia Volume 1 Inquiry Into Religious Experience In Early Judaism And Christianity Symposium Series 40 Frances Flannery

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Experientia Volume 1 Inquiry Into Religious Experience In Early Judaism And Christianity Symposium Series 40 Frances Flannery instant download after payment.

Publisher: Society of Biblical Literature

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.29 MB

Pages: 272

Author: Frances Flannery, Colleen Shantz, Rodney A. Werline

ISBN: 9781589833685, 9781589833692, 9789004169111, 1589833686, 1589833694, 9004169113

Language: English

Year: 2008

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Experientia Volume 1 Inquiry Into Religious Experience In Early Judaism And Christianity Symposium Series 40 Frances Flannery by Frances Flannery, Colleen Shantz, Rodney A. Werline 9781589833685, 9781589833692, 9789004169111, 1589833686, 1589833694, 9004169113 instant download after payment.

This collection investigates the phenomenon of religious experience in early Judaism and early Christianity. The essays consider such diverse phenomena as scribal inspiration, possession, illness, ascent, theurgy, and spiritual transformation wrought by reading, and recognize that the texts are reflective of the lived experiences of ancient religious peoples, which they understood to be encounters with the divine. Contributors use a variety of methodologies, including medical anthropology, neurobiology, and ritual and performance studies, to move the investigation beyond traditional historical and literary methodologies and conclusions to illuminate the importance of experience in constructions of ancient religion.