Best Book Mart

SUBJECTS

ADV. SEARCH

Home > Subjects > Philosophy and Religion

	Divorce Discourses ; A Biblical Dilemma by Denzil Chetty
	Price : Rs 300.00
	Your Price : Rs 240.00

The main aim of this book is to try and reconcile the apparently irreconcilable differences between the Biblical texts that allow divorce and those that prohibit divorce. Although, the New Testament references to divorce were ambiguous enough to prevent a rapid consensus within the church that divorce was wholly unacceptable, it is notable that the Christian debate for and against divorce drew on both texts from the Old as well as the New Testament. This book analyses the social and religious crisis faced by Ezra and Nehemiah, bringing about an understanding of why they mandated the Israelite men to forcefully divorce the foreign women they had married. It focuses on a provisional understanding of divorce in the Ancient Israelite Society, analysing what motivations influenced their ethical systems. Against this background, it analyses Jesus response to the Pharisees in the Synoptic Gospels.ISBN:8180693880

Pages : 156

Payment accepted by All Major Credit and Debit Cards, Net Banking, Cash Cards, Paytm, UPI, Paypal. Our payment gateways are 100% secure.

Check Delivery

Books of Similar Interest

15%

Buddhist Thought And Ritual
by David J. Kalupahana

20%

Paul Ricoeur
by S. H. Clark

18%

Sunshine & Green Leaves: The Essential Writings
by Thich Nhat Hanh

15%

Dictionary of Islam. Being a Cyclopaedia of the Doctrines, Rites, Ceremonies, and Customs, together with the Technical and Theological Terms, of the Muhammadan Religion
by B K Roy Burman B Choudhuri K K Mishra

15%

The Rubaiyat Of Omar Khayyam Explained ( Based On The First Translation By Edward Fitz Gerald)
by Paramhansa Yogananda Ed. Swami Kriyanand

Support

Phone : +91-9266663909

Email : support [at] bestbookmart.com

Timing : 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (Mon-Fri)

Quick Links

View Cart
My Account
Terms & Conditions
Privacy Policy
Return Policy

Divorce Discourses ; A Biblical Dilemma

by Denzil Chetty