We saw his star in the East and have come to worship hime (Matthew 2:2): how the reconstruction and operation of an old astronomical observatory promote a fruitful discouse between the membership of an Emmaus UMC and the mostly atheistic...

Werner Philipp

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We saw his star in the East and have come to worship hime (Matthew 2:2): how the reconstruction and operation of an old astronomical observatory promote a fruitful discouse between the membership of an Emmaus UMC and the mostly atheistic...

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Werner Philipp. We Saw His Star In the East and Have Come to Worship Hime (matthew 2:2): How the Reconstruction and Operation of an Old Astronomical Observatory Promote a Fruitful Discouse Between the Membership of an Emmaus Umc and the Mostly Atheistic.. Wesley Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/35821420-9519-4eb2-b4b6-f5e696852481?q=2012.

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W. Philipp. We saw his star in the East and have come to worship hime (Matthew 2:2): how the reconstruction and operation of an old astronomical observatory promote a fruitful discouse between the membership of an Emmaus UMC and the mostly atheistic.. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/35821420-9519-4eb2-b4b6-f5e696852481?q=2012

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Werner Philipp. We Saw His Star In the East and Have Come to Worship Hime (matthew 2:2): How the Reconstruction and Operation of an Old Astronomical Observatory Promote a Fruitful Discouse Between the Membership of an Emmaus Umc and the Mostly Atheistic... Wesley Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/35821420-9519-4eb2-b4b6-f5e696852481?q=2012.

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This dissertation explains how the reconstruction and operation of an old astronomical observatory can be a model for the church's missionary work with the mostly secularized intellectuals in Dresden. The author analyzes the manifold astronomical references in the Bible and discusses systematic-theological approaches in order to create a fruitful dialogue between Christian faith and natural science.

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