Theology

Developing, classifying, and critiquing reasonings is key to theological work. But what does »theological reasoning« mean? Thorben Alles explores the question and proposes an answer, drawing consequences for concepts like internal view, perspective, reason, and revelation.

Moritz F. Adams examines how the book of Ecclesiastes engages with new conceptions of time in Hellenistic Judaism, situating it in conversation with emerging apocalyptic thought. He highlights its open, pluralistic discourse and its role in broader transformations of ancient Jewish ideas.

The contributors to this volume aim to situate the Priestly writings more precisely in time and place. They give special attention to choosing relevant criteria --such as geographic indicators and references to material culture within the texts themselves.