Mesjasz, brat czy odstępca? Jezus z Nazaretu a judaizm
Messiah, brother or apostate? Jesus of Nazareth and Judaism
Author(s): Magdalena RzymSubject(s): Christian Theology and Religion, Religion and science
Published by: Verbinum
Keywords: Jesus Christ; Judaism; Christian-Jewish dialogue; Jewish identity of Jesus; place of Jesus in Judaism
Summary/Abstract: This article shows how the Jewish approach to Jesus was shaped over the centuries. The position of selected Jewish theologians and lay representatives of Judaism is presented. The traditional approach of Judaism to Jesus Christ was silence about him or open hostility. The references in the Talmud and the work of Toledot Yeshu are full of insulting comments showing the founder of Christianity as an illegitimate child, a magician, a heretic, a deceiver. Also today, the role and significance of Jesus remains a sensitive topic for Christian-Jewish relations. On the other hand, since the nineteenth century, we have been witnessing numerous attempts to restore a place for Jesus in the religious tradition of Judaism. They are taken by rabbis, theologians and Jewish lay thinkers. They recognize in him their brother, an outstanding teacher, and above all – a Jew faithful to tradition of Judaism.
Journal: Nurt SVD
- Issue Year: 143/2018
- Issue No: 1
- Page Range: 8-24
- Page Count: 17
- Language: Polish