Ernst Benz Livres

Exploring the intersection of Jewish Kabbalistic themes and Christian faith, this work delves into Christian Kabbalah, tracing its origins to Renaissance philosopher Count Pico de la Mirandola. It highlights the revival of Kabbalistic studies within Protestant theology during the early modern period, emphasizing the positive reevaluation of Kabbalah's religious significance. The book features illustrations, including the Kabbalistic master tablet of Princess Antonia, and offers insights into the contributions of notable figures like Friedrich Christoph Oetinger, making it a unique introduction to this mystical tradition.

The book explores the challenges faced by Western European Christendom in understanding the Eastern Orthodox Church, highlighting the significant gaps in knowledge regarding its practices and doctrines. It delves into the theological differences and cultural contexts that contribute to this misunderstanding, aiming to bridge the divide between these two branches of Christianity. Through in-depth analysis, it seeks to foster greater appreciation and insight into the richness of Orthodox traditions and beliefs.