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Christian Martyrdom and Christian Violence: On Suffering and Wielding the Sword
Author: Matthew D. Lundberg
Year: June 8, 2021
Format: PDF
File size: PDF 3.5 MB
Language: English



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Book Christian Martyrdom and Christian Violence On Suffering and Wielding the Sword Matthew D. Lundberg June 8, 2021 Pages: Genre: Religious Studies, Theology, History Overview: In this thought-provoking book, [Insert Author's Name] delves into the complex relationship between Christian martyrdom, suffering, and violence, challenging readers to reexamine their understanding of these concepts within the context of Christian faith. Through a thorough examination of historical and theological perspectives, the author explores the tension between the reverence for martyrdom and the condonement of violence, ultimately arguing that these seemingly contradictory facets of Christian ethics are, in fact, compatible. Plot Summary: The book begins by setting the stage for the discussion, providing a brief overview of Christian martyrdom and its significance throughout history. The author then introduces the central theme of the book: the paradoxical relationship between martyrdom and violence, highlighting the inherent conflict between suffering for one's faith and inflicting violence upon others. This conflict is exemplified through the lives of Jesus and various martyrs, who have been both victims and perpetrators of violence.
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キリスト教の殉教と苦しみに関するキリスト教の暴力マシュー・D・ランドバーグ6月8、2021ページ: ジャンル:宗教研究、神学、歴史レビュー:この思考刺激的な本[著者の名前を挿入]キリスト教の殉教、苦しみと暴力の複雑な関係を掘り下げ、キリスト教の信仰の文脈でこれらの概念の理解を再考する読者に挑戦。歴史的・神学的視点を慎重に研究することで、殉教の尊敬と暴力の正当化の間の緊張を探求し、最終的にはキリスト教の倫理のこれらの矛盾したファセットは、実際には互換性があると主張する。プロットの要約:この本は、キリスト教の殉教とその歴史を通しての重要性の簡単な概要を提供し、議論のための地盤を準備することから始まります。次に著者は本の中心的なテーマを紹介します:殉教と暴力の間の逆説的なつながり、自分の信仰のための苦しみと他者への暴力の本質的な対立を強調します。この紛争の一例は、イエスと、被害者であり暴力の加害者であった様々な殉教者の生活です。

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