The Trauma of God’s Excessive Transcendence and the Option of Interreligious Dialogue: The Regensburg Speech of Benedict XVI as a Polemic and Post-Traumatic Appeal

Christoph Schmidt

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The Regensburg Speech of Benedict XVI as a Polemic and Post-Traumatic Appeal

Christoph Schmidt

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Schmidt, Christoph. "The Trauma of God’s Excessive Transcendence and the Option of Interreligious Dialogue: The Regensburg Speech of Benedict XVI as a Polemic and Post-Traumatic Appeal". Religious Polemics in Judaism, Christianity and Islam, edited by Yohanan Friedmann and Christoph Markschies, De Gruyter, 2025, pp. 135-148. https://doi.org/10.1515/9783111630328-008

Schmidt, C. (2025). The Trauma of God’s Excessive Transcendence and the Option of Interreligious Dialogue: The Regensburg Speech of Benedict XVI as a Polemic and Post-Traumatic Appeal. In Y. Friedmann & C. Markschies (Ed.), Religious Polemics in Judaism, Christianity and Islam (pp. 135-148). De Gruyter. https://doi.org/10.1515/9783111630328-008

Schmidt, C. 2025. The Trauma of God’s Excessive Transcendence and the Option of Interreligious Dialogue: The Regensburg Speech of Benedict XVI as a Polemic and Post-Traumatic Appeal. In: Friedmann, Y. and Markschies, C. ed. Religious Polemics in Judaism, Christianity and Islam. De Gruyter, pp. 135-148. https://doi.org/10.1515/9783111630328-008

Schmidt, Christoph. "The Trauma of God’s Excessive Transcendence and the Option of Interreligious Dialogue: The Regensburg Speech of Benedict XVI as a Polemic and Post-Traumatic Appeal" In Religious Polemics in Judaism, Christianity and Islam edited by Yohanan Friedmann and Christoph Markschies, 135-148. De Gruyter, 2025. https://doi.org/10.1515/9783111630328-008

Schmidt C. The Trauma of God’s Excessive Transcendence and the Option of Interreligious Dialogue: The Regensburg Speech of Benedict XVI as a Polemic and Post-Traumatic Appeal. In: Friedmann Y, Markschies C (ed.) Religious Polemics in Judaism, Christianity and Islam. De Gruyter; 2025. p.135-148. https://doi.org/10.1515/9783111630328-008

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Frontmatter I
Table of Contents V
Introduction 1
Doctrinal Debates as Religious Polemics 5
Polemics in Non-Polemic Ancient Genres 27
“Are You The One to Build Me a House?” 37
Catholicism versus Protestantism and Vice Versa 79
The Materialities of Interfaith Spatial Dialogues 91
Religious Polemics in Motion 109
The Trauma of God’s Excessive Transcendence and the Option of Interreligious Dialogue 135
Index of Names 149
Index of Places and Institutions 153

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Frontmatter I
Table of Contents V
Introduction 1
Doctrinal Debates as Religious Polemics 5
Polemics in Non-Polemic Ancient Genres 27
“Are You The One to Build Me a House?” 37
Catholicism versus Protestantism and Vice Versa 79
The Materialities of Interfaith Spatial Dialogues 91
Religious Polemics in Motion 109
The Trauma of God’s Excessive Transcendence and the Option of Interreligious Dialogue 135
Index of Names 149
Index of Places and Institutions 153

The Trauma of God’s Excessive Transcendence and the Option of Interreligious Dialogue

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