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Como encontrei o Messias

Como encontrei o Messias

Jennifer M. Rosner / Susana Klassen

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Editorial:
Editora Mundo Cristão
Año de edición:
2024
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Cultos y sectas cristianas y cuasicristianas
ISBN:
9786559882717
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Jesus era judeu, e sua identidade judaica nunca foi por ele renegada. Por que se criou, então, abismo tão profundo entre o judaísmo e o cristianismo? Seriam experiências religiosas irreconciliáveis? E mais: quais são as raízes do antissemitismo praticado por tantos expoentes da fé cristã ao longo da história?Como encontrei o Messias é um relato pessoal surpreendente, tanto para cristãos como para judeus. Nascida em lar judaico, Jennifer Rosner descobre Jesus durante seus anos universitários e inicia uma fascinante jornada em busca da reconciliação entre suas origens judaicas e a boa notícia de que o Messias tão esperado já veio ao mundo.Teóloga, Jennifer dedica-se a investigar as razões históricas da triste separação entre os judeus e os seguidores de Jesus, o que lhe cobra alta fatura tanto no âmbito acadêmico como na vida pessoal. Ainda assim, sua obstinação e clareza de propósito trazem nova luz a aspectos-chave da fé cristã, evidenciando poderosamente a maravilha do evangelho.

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