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Jiang's term for the contradiction between chosen status and repeated historical suffering or exile.
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faith versus history
Jiang's term for the contradiction between chosen status and repeated historical suffering or exile.
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Jiang identifies three problems in Judaism: scriptural contradiction, a problematic violent God, and the conflict between being chosen and suffering repeated historical defeat.
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"...God. And the third major problem in the tradition is faith versus history."
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"If you believe that you are the chosen people and you believe that Yahweh is only true God then why are you being persecuted..."
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The easy story says modernity begins in Europe after a medieval interruption.
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