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Christians And The Middle East Conflict Deals With The Relationship Of Christians And Christian Theology To The Various Conflicts In The Middle East, A Topic That Is Often Sensationalized But Still Insufficiently Understood. Political Developments Over The Last Two Decades, However, Have Prompted Observers To Rediscover And Examine The Central Role Religious Motivations Play In Shaping Public Discourses. This Book Proceeds On The Assumption That Neither A Focus On The Eschatological Nor A Narrow Understanding Of The Plight Of Christians In The Middle East Is Sufficient. Instead, It Is Necessary To Understand Christians In Context And To Explore The Ways That Christian Theology Applies Through The Actions Of Christians Who Have Lived And Continue To Live Through Conflict In The Region Either As Native Inhabitants Or Interested Foreign Observers. This Volume Addresses Issues Of Concern To Christians From A Theological Perspective, From The Perspective Of Christian Responses To Conflict Throughout History, And In Reflection On The Contemporary Realities Of Christians In The Middle East. The Essays In This Volume Combine Contextual Political And Theological Reflections Written By Both

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Author

Paul Stanley Rowe; John H. A. Dyck; Jens Zimmermann

Publisher

Taylor & Francis (CAM)

Published

2014

Language

EN

ISBN

9781306890076

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Political Science, Religion, Christian