Dépasser les cadres du philosémitisme.
Type de matériel :
TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2007.
Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : Paul Démann is one of the young fathers of Notre-Dame de Sion, who, by the end of the second World War, undertake to surpass the plain theological frame which fixes up the Christian approach about the question of Israel. Tackling on the foundations of Catholic philo-Semitism, Paul Démann brought about a new trend of Christian teaching about Israel. Laying stress on the relationship in faith which brings together Christians and Jews, devising the link to Israel as the symbol of a movement which brings one another closer, Paul Démann strove to include the Jewish people in a vision of “the people of God” which could do it justice.
Nous n'avons pas d'exemplaire de ce document
25
Paul Démann is one of the young fathers of Notre-Dame de Sion, who, by the end of the second World War, undertake to surpass the plain theological frame which fixes up the Christian approach about the question of Israel. Tackling on the foundations of Catholic philo-Semitism, Paul Démann brought about a new trend of Christian teaching about Israel. Laying stress on the relationship in faith which brings together Christians and Jews, devising the link to Israel as the symbol of a movement which brings one another closer, Paul Démann strove to include the Jewish people in a vision of “the people of God” which could do it justice.
Réseaux sociaux