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The Concept Of Intention In The Old Testament Philo Of Alexandria And The Early Rabbinic Literature A Study In Human Intentionality In The Area Of Criminal Cultic And Religious And Ethical Law Aurelian Botica

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The Concept Of Intention In The Old Testament Philo Of Alexandria And The Early Rabbinic Literature A Study In Human Intentionality In The Area Of Criminal Cultic And Religious And Ethical Law Aurelian Botica
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The Concept Of Intention In The Old Testament Philo Of Alexandria And The Early Rabbinic Literature A Study In Human Intentionality In The Area Of Criminal Cultic And Religious And Ethical Law Aurelian Botica instant download after payment.

Publisher: Gorgias Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 4.19 MB
Pages: 513
Author: Aurelian Botica
ISBN: 9781463216542, 1463216548
Language: English
Year: 2011

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The Concept Of Intention In The Old Testament Philo Of Alexandria And The Early Rabbinic Literature A Study In Human Intentionality In The Area Of Criminal Cultic And Religious And Ethical Law Aurelian Botica by Aurelian Botica 9781463216542, 1463216548 instant download after payment.

Does God take into account only the physical act, or does He also consider intention? Does inward motivation truly matter in the areas of criminal or cultic law? Were there differences between the biblical, hellenistic and rabbinic views on intention? This book explores what the Old Testament, Philo, and the early Rabbis thought about human intentionality in a legal context.

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