2016 Hak Ihlalleri Izleme Raporu. Protestan Kiliseler Derneği
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Turkish Association of Protestant Churches Human Rights Violations Report, 2016
Link to Full Report. English Introduction and Summary: The Turkish Protestant community is made up of over 140 small and large fellowships, mostly in Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir. The Protestant fellowships have established 5 religious foundations, 3 foundation representatives, 34 church associations and over 30 representatives tied to those associations. The remaining fellowships have no
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Ibrahim Gerçekten Ortak Paydamız Mı?
13 Aralık 2016 (Salı) saat 14:00’da. Istanbul Üniversitesi Ilahiyat Fakültesi Hristiyan ve Müslüman “Öyküleyici Dünya Görüşleri” ışığında Karşılaştırmalı İlahiyat Çıkarımları İbrahim hem Hristiyan hem de Müslüman dünya görüşlerinde bütünün ayrılmaz bir parçasıdır. Bu sunumda Kutsal Kitap’ta ve Kuran’da yer alan İbrahim anlatıları ve onların kesiştiği ortak ve ortak olmayan farklı öyküleri düşüneceğiz. Hristiyanların ve Müslümanların
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Eastern Christianity and Politics in the Twenty-First Century
Lucian Leustean (ed.), Eastern Christianity and Politics in the Twenty-First Century, London: Routledge.
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Christian Formation and Modes of Belonging among Turkish Protestants
Explores cultural formation, with special reference to modes of belonging, for three Turkish Protestant congregations in Istanbul. Charles Faroe.
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Sharing Abraham? Narrative Worldview, Biblical and Qur’anic Interpretation, & Comparative Theology in Turkey
While Abraham is often seen as a common starting point for dialogue among monotheistic faith communities, many approaches to “Abrahamic dialogue” do not grapple with the Abrahamic texts of Genesis and the Qur’an in enough detail for meaningful comparison. This work introduces a model for comparing particular Biblical and Qur’anic narratives, along with their use by
Mystery, Trinity, and the Bible: Reconfigurations of the Sacred in Enlightenment England
Paul Lim, Vanderbilt University. Istanbul University Faculty of Theology, October 18, 2016 One of the unforeseen consequences of the Protestant Reformation was placement of an unbearable burden on the spines of newly printed Bibles as the sole authority for all matters of faith and praxis. Further, the emphasis on perspicuity of Scripture – that all (relevant) passages of the
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Egyptian views of Ottoman rule, 1820-1920
Professor Michael Reimer, American University in Cairo. October 6, 2016 at Istanbul Şehir University.
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The identity of the Son of Man: Typological Connections between Jesus and Ezekiel
Professor Michael Reimer, American University in Cairo. Istanbul University Faculty of Theology, October 5, 2016. The gospels make it clear that Jesus’ preferred designation of himself was “Son of Man.” New Testament scholars have debated the origins and significance, even the historicity, of this title, but have mostly ignored the connection with the prophet
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Qur’anists
Since the late Nineteenth Century the idea that the Qurʾan should serve as the sole source of Islamic faith and practice has been articulated by a variety of Muslim thinkers in a variety of places. The idea itself is easily summarized: If the Qurʾan stands alone as the pure revelation of God, perfect and incomparable
