El estudio de los orígenes del islam en las últimas cuatro décadas

Virtually no scholar doubts that the so-called Deuteronomist -'Second Law'-history, included in the biblical corpus to configure some of the main books that compose it, was written during the Babylonian exile and subsequently revised. And this doubt does not take place because the historicalcritical study of the biblical text, as well as the historical analysis of the corresponding period, have come to show that the compilation and definitive writing of the historical books of the Bible took place in a much later time than the dogmatically established. A similar historical-critical method is also applied today to the study of the Qur'anic texts, although with much less follow-up and still surrounded by a series of narrative stereotypes associated with Islamic dogma but which among many scholars is no less dogmatic

Humanities · Archaeology and Historical Studies · Education and Islamic Studies · Historical and Linguistic Studies · Philosophy

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  Open Access•Carlos A Segovia, Carlos Segovia•Araucaria•2019

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• El estudio de los orígenes del islam en las últimas cuatro décadas

  Open Access•Carlos A Segovia, Carlos Segovia•Araucaria•2019

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