Tolerance, Intolerance, and Recognition in Early Christianity and Early Judaism

Cover -- Table Of Contents -- Abbreviations -- Introduction -- Outi Lehtipuu And Michael Labahn -- I. Conditions Of Tolerance -- 1. From Conflict To Recognition -- Rethinking A Scholarly Paradigm In The Study Of Christian Origins -- Ismo Dunderberg -- 2. Mutable Ethnicity In The Dead Sea Scrolls -- Intertwined Acts Of Tolerance And Intolerance -- Carmen Palmer -- 3. Der Geliebte Feind -- Wahrnehmung Des Anderen In Jesu Gebot Der Feindesliebe Und Ihre Rezeption Im Dokument Q -- Ein Beispiel Antiker Toleranz Und Anerkennung? -- Michael Labahn Ii. Jewish-christian Relations Between Tolerance And Intolerance -- 4. Was Paul Tolerant? -- An Assessment Of William S. Campbell's And J. Brian Tucker's Particularistic Paul -- Nina Nikki -- 5. Since When Were Martyrs Jewish? -- Apologies For The Maccabees' Martyrdom And Making Of Religious Difference -- Anna-liisa Rafael -- 6. Hiding One's Tolerance -- Cyril Of Alexandria's Use Of Philo -- Sami Yli-karjanmaa -- 7. Rabbinic Reflections On Divine-human Interactions -- Speaking In Parables On The Miracle Of Pregnancy And Birth -- Galit Hasan-rokem And Israel J. Yuval Iii. Tolerance And Questions Of Persecution, Gender, And Ecology -- 8. Were The Early Christians Really Persecuted? -- Paul Middleton -- 9. No Male And Female -- Women And The Rhetoric Of Recognition In Early Christianity -- Outi Lehtipuu -- 10. Learning From Others -- Reading Two Samaritan Stories In The Gospel Of Luke From An Ecological Perspective -- Elizabeth V. Dowling -- Epilogue -- Sites Of Toleration -- Amy-jill Levine -- Index Of Ancient Sources Edited By Outi Lehtipuu And Michael Labahn. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Electronic Reproduction. Baltimore, Md Available Via World Wide Web.