The history of Judaism
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Judaism is the embodiment of diversity and pluralism, so relevant in our age of global political and religious conflicts, on the one hand, and bearing the benefit of multiculturalism, liberalism and freedom of thought, on the other. This ancient Abrahamic religion retained its identity contrary to the fact that in the course of more than three thousand -year history, it combined a wide variety of beliefs and traditions. Martin Gudman, the first historian who presented the evolution of Judaism from one era to another, shows the relationship of various directions and sects within Judaism and the conditions that ensured the continuity of his tradition in each of the described historical periods. In detail, characterizing the institutions and ideas that underlie all forms of Judaism, Goodman weaves together the threads of dogmatic and philosophical disputes, extending through its entire history. Since the beliefs of Jews were largely determined by the environment in which they lived, the geography of the narrative is not limited to the Middle East, Europe and America, also spreading to North Africa, China and India, which is perfectly illustrated by numerous cards presented in the book.
The exciting chronicle of the bright and multifaceted religious tradition, which made the largest contribution to the formation of the spiritual heritage of mankind
The exciting chronicle of the bright and multifaceted religious tradition, which made the largest contribution to the formation of the spiritual heritage of mankind
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Religion & Spiritually
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:18+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-389-13643-4
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