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Usage chretien de la tradition orale juive: quelle deontologie? (Christian Usage of the Jewish Oral Tradition: What Deontology?)
Durand, Marie-Laure. “Usage chretien de la tradition orale juive: quelle deontologie? (Christian Usage of the Jewish Oral Tradition: What Deontology?).” Nouvelle Revue Theologique 2003, Vol. 125 (3), pp: 387–400. ISSN: 0029–4845
Christian theologians make increasing use of reflections and remarks drawn from writings in the Jewish oral tradition, Midrash and Talmud. Though these borrowings are often made both innocently and in a spirit of sympathy with their origin, they require an appropriate ethics which is able to take account of the theological and historical context and significance of what may seem on the face of it to be no more than a simple quotation. Valuing these writings is first and foremost a matter to taking seriously the “otherness” of the tradition to which they belong and to which they testify: in respecting the thought of the other, something too is said of the respect in which we hold his identity. (French)
William Sailer et al., Religious and Theological Abstracts (Myerstown, PA: Religious and Theological Abstracts, 2012).
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