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Pluralism, Exclusivism, and the Boundaries of Biblical Theology

Four-part series led by Benjamin Sommer exploring the limits and opportunities of pluralism.
Dec 22, 2021

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MULTI-DAY EVENT
Dec 01, 2021
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07:00 pm - 08:30 PM ET
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MULTI-DAY EVENT
Dec 08, 2021
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07:00 pm - 08:30 PM ET
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02:00 am - 03:30 am ISRAEL
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MULTI-DAY EVENT
Dec 15, 2021
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07:00 pm - 08:30 PM ET
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MULTI-DAY EVENT
Dec 22, 2021
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07:00 pm - 08:30 PM ET
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02:00 am - 03:30 am ISRAEL
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Pluralism, Exclusivism, and the Boundaries of Biblical Theology

What are the boundaries of pluralism? The Bible offers a rich plurality of ideas about core theological, social, and legal issues.

Benjamin Sommer will explore the limits and opportunities of pluralism using Biblical case studies of divine punishment, divine presence, and monotheism. In addition, we will discuss the paradox of the Bible’s pluralistic treatment of figures like Jeremiah who reject pluralism in the first place.

  • Wednesday, December 1
  • Wednesday, December 8
  • Wednesday, December 15
  • Wednesday, December 22

This series is part of Ideas for Today, our yearlong offering of curated courses led by leading scholars addressing the compelling contemporary Jewish issues of the day.

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