Dietary Laws in Medieval Christian-Jewish Polemics: A Survey 1
Dietary Laws in Medieval Christian-Jewish Polemics: A Survey 1
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Chestnut Hill: Center for Christian-Jewish Learning at Boston College Studies in Christian-Jewish Relations
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Chestnut Hill: Center for Christian-Jewish Learning at Boston College Studies in Christian-Jewish Relations
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"7 Christians, however, received the moral instruction but repudiated the dietary restriction upon pork, often eliciting criticism from Jewish polemicists.8 Other Christian writers exploited the figurative sense of the dietary prohibitions. [...]in a common medieval trope, Bruno of Segni (d. 1123) suggests that Christians are themselves the kosher,...
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Dietary Laws in Medieval Christian-Jewish Polemics: A Survey 1
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