Wolfgang Bunte

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Wolfgang Bunte (* 1924 in Barmen ) is a German Judaist .

Life

From 1945 to 1950, Bunte studied Protestant theology at the universities of Wuppertal , Heidelberg and Bonn . In 1953 he received his doctorate with a thesis on the mixed natractate Zabim ( those afflicted with seminal flow ) for Dr. theol. (AT) in Heidelberg with Gerhard von Rad , a topic that he also dealt with for the so-called "Gießener Mishnah" . For this series founded by the Protestant theologians Georg Beer and Oskar Holtzmann , he led several articles on individual tracts from the first and sixth order.

Another focus of his publications are works on interreligious dialogue in the Netherlands between the 12th and 17th centuries, as well as translations from Dutch.

He worked as a Protestant pastor in Remscheid-Lennep and had a teaching position for Jewish studies at the Wuppertal Church University .

In 1966 he was one of the co-signers of an open letter from 600 pastors and pastors to the members of the German Bundestag, in which, in view of the grand coalition and the discussion about a possible emergency legislation, they expressed their concern that the FRG was moving towards the Weimar Republic.

Fonts (selection)

Monographs

  • Rabbinical traditions with Nicholas of Lyra . A contribution to the interpretation of scriptures in the late Middle Ages. Lang, Frankfurt am Main 1994. ISBN 3-631-48015-6
  • The Destruction of Jerusalem in Central Dutch Literature (1100–1600). Lang, Frankfurt am Main 1992. ISBN 3-631-44438-9
  • Religious talks between Christians and Jews in the Netherlands. 1100 - 1500. Lang, Frankfurt am Main 1990. ISBN 3-631-42963-0
  • Jews and Judaism in Central Dutch Literature. 1100 - 1600. Lang, Frankfurt am Main 1989. ISBN 3-631-40823-4
  • Joost van den Vondel and Judaism. "Hierusalem Verwoest" (1620) and its ancient sources. Lang, Frankfurt am Main 1984. ISBN 3-8204-5112-9
  • Peter Rosegger and Judaism. Old and New Testament, anti-Semitism, Judaism and Zionism. Olms, Hildesheim, New York 1977. ISBN 3-487-06444-8

Contributions to the Giessen Mishnah

  • The Mishnah. Seder 1: Seraim. Tract 7/8. Maaserot, Maaser Scheni (from the tithe, from the second tithe) 1962
  • The Mishnah. Seder 6: Toharot. Treatise 1. Kilim. Text, translation and explanation along with a text-critical appendix.
  • The Mishnah. Seder 6: Toharot. Tract 2. Ohalot: Tents; Text, translation and explanation along with a text-critical appendix. 1988
  • The Mishnah. Seder 6: Toharot. Tract 5. Toharot (Purity). Text, translation and explanation along with a text-critical appendix.
  • The Mishnah. Seder 6: Ţoharot. Tract 9. Zabim (Those Affected with Semen Flow) , 1958

Translations and editions

  • Anonymous: Tractatus adversus Judaeum (1122). Published by Wolfgang Bunte. Lang, Frankfurt am Main 1993. ISBN 3-631-45826-6
  • Jacob Soetendorp: Symbolism of the Jewish Religion: Customs and Customs in Jewish Life. Verlag-Haus G. Mohn, Gütersloh 1963.

Series of publications

  • Texts on the religion of Judaism from Talmud and Midrash. Neukirchener Verlag, Neukirchen-Vluyn 1972 (three issues)

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ 600 pastors appeal to the members of the German Bundestag . In: Sheets for German and international politics . Born in 1966, issue 6, SS 549-560. (Documents on current affairs, text document: 2233 call number: 66/06) accessed online on November 12, 2013
personal data
SURNAME Bunte, Wolfgang
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Judaist
DATE OF BIRTH 1924
PLACE OF BIRTH Barmen