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:: Volume 1, Issue 2 (autumn 2005) ::
2005, 1(2): 99-128 Back to browse issues page
Grecian Judaism and the Development of the Old Testament The impact of Greek culture upon the religious and ethnic traditions of the East and the advent of new mixed cultures apart from their historical and genealogical status and attraction, possesses double importance as being the origin of the subsequent developments. Take for instance the case of ancient Hebrew culture and Jwish religion that in confrontation with Greek culture underwent certain changes and these changes exercised their effect, on the one hand, on normative and intellectual structures of that community, and on the other hand, on the content of their Scripture (i.e. Torah). This article is an attempt to explore a part of the backgrounds of such interaction with reference to certain examples from the perspective of historical development. Key words: Old Testament, New Testament, Apocripha, Philon.
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Received: 2020/12/20 | Accepted: 2005/12/1 | Published: 2005/12/1 | ePublished: 2005/12/1
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Grecian Judaism and the Development of the Old Testament The impact of Greek culture upon the religious and ethnic traditions of the East and the advent of new mixed cultures apart from their historical and genealogical status and attraction, possesses double importance as being the origin of the subsequent developments. Take for instance the case of ancient Hebrew culture and Jwish religion that in confrontation with Greek culture underwent certain changes and these changes exercised their effect, on the one hand, on normative and intellectual structures of that community, and on the other hand, on the content of their Scripture (i.e. Torah). This article is an attempt to explore a part of the backgrounds of such interaction with reference to certain examples from the perspective of historical development. Key words: Old Testament, New Testament, Apocripha, Philon.. ANDISHE-NOVIN-E-DINI A Quarterly Research 2005; 1 (2) :99-128
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فصلنامه علمی اندیشه نوین دینی A Research Quarterly in Islamic Theology (kalam) and Religious Studies
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