Titlebook: Whose Holy Land?; The Roots of the Con Michael Wolffsohn Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license

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Is the Land Holy?her Christianity nor Islam could entirely ignore this fundamental religious touchstone. We therefore concentrate here on the Jewish perspective. As already mentioned, the Christian and Muslim viewpoints are closely tied to the holy places.

Heresy

Whose Possession? Whose Property? will help us here. “Property” is something that is one’s own, something that one owns, while “possession” comes from the Latin verb “to sit”. One can sit on a chair that is not one’s own. Sitting simply expresses physical presence. But sitting on or possessing something is not the same as ownership or property.

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Is the Land Holy?hey do not claim that the Holy Land is their land. Nor do religious Muslims make this claim. For Christians and Muslims, . make the Holy Land sacred. Their emotional ties are thus to various individual places within the land rather than to the land as a whole.

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Kingdom and Kingdoms Come and Go resist; they adapted and abandoned their independence. As “foreigners”, most were neither free citizens nor slaves. We know such “foreigners” from the Bible. We also know “slaves” from the Bible. Among them were certainly Canaanites and their descendants.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-74286-7Middle East; Jews; Muslims; Christians; Politics and religion; Jerusalem; Holiness; Statehood; Conflict reso

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