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2014年12月17日 星期三
塔利班襲擊學校 (二)
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死難者家屬悲痛莫名（路透社） |
巴 基 斯 坦 白 沙 瓦 學 校 血 腥 襲 擊 ，
喪 生 的 132 名 學 生 和 9 名 教 師 舉 殯 ，
全 國 哀 悼 3 天 ，
總 理 謝 里 夫 聲 言
要 事 件 主 謀 血 債 血 償 ，
同 時 宣 布 恢 復
對 被 定 罪 的 恐 怖 份 子 執 行 死 刑 ，
他 又 與 國 會 各 黨 派 會 面 ，
商 討 應 對 。
軍 方 表 示 ， 事 發 時
有 7 名 塔 利 班 自 殺 式 襲 擊 者 ，
闖 入 學 校 禮 堂 ，
襲 擊 當 時 正 在 考 試 的 學 生 ，
之 後 逐 間 班 房 開 槍 。
另 一 方 面 ，
軍 方 在 西 北 部 、
鄰 近 阿 富 汗 邊 境 地 區 ，
空 襲 武 裝 份 子 根 據 地 。
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2014年12月16日 星期二
塔利班襲擊學校 (一)
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| 一名學生受傷待救（路透社） |
巴 基 斯 坦 白 沙 瓦 一 間 軍 方 開 辦 的 學 校 ，
被 塔 利 班 份 子 襲 擊 ，
造 成 最 少 130 人 死 亡 ，
大 部 份 是 學 生 ，
6 名 襲 擊 者 全 部 身 亡 。
塔 利 班 表 示 ， 是 要 報 復 軍 方 的 行 動 。
事 發 於 當 地 早 上 ，
6 名 襲 擊 者 闖 入 這 間
約 有 500 名 小 學 和 初 中 生 的 學 校 ，
逐 間 班 房 開 槍 ，
之 後 士 兵 和 警 察 趕 到 ，
與 武 裝 份 子 駁 火 ，
警 方 將 學 生 疏 散 往 安 全 地 點 。
總 理 謝 里 夫 表 示 是 國 家 悲 劇 ，
諾 貝 爾 和 平 獎 得 主 馬 拉 拉 發 聲 明 ，
形 容 事 件 冷 血 恐 怖 ， 她 感 到 心 碎 。
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2014年12月14日 星期日
免費講座 : From Jerusalem to Luoyang
From Jerusalem to Luoyang:
Did Christianity (or Judaism)
Arrive in 1st Century China?
by Glen L. Thompson
In the past decade or so
there have been numerous reports
both from China and in the West
claiming that Christian and Jewish communities
existed in first-century China.
Usually, these refer to artifacts
along the so-called Eastern Silk Route
that connected the Han Dynasty capital of Luoyang
with the East China Sea.
This lecture will examine the evidence
in particular from Kaifeng, Xuzhou,
and Lianyungang which others have cited
for the spread of the two religions into China
during that time.
These theories will then be evaluated
in light of what is known about
travel and trade between the Roman Empire
and China during the period highlighted
in the current exhibition
at Asia Society Hong Kong Center.
Glen L. Thompson currently serves as
Academic Dean and Professor
of New Testament and Historical Theology
at Asia Lutheran Seminary (Hong Kong).
He earned a M.Div. from Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary,
and M.A., M.Phil. and Ph.D. degrees
from Columbia University in Graeco-Roman History.
He has published and lectured extensively
on early Christianity and its spread,
as well as Christianity in Tang China.
His latest book, The Correspondence of Julius I,
has just been published
by Catholic University of America Press.
Evening Lecture by AARON WEST,
Lecturer, Hebrew and Old Testament
and GLEN L. THOMPSON,
Professor of New Testament and Historical Theology,
Asia Lutheran Seminary (Hong Kong)
Registration at 6.15pm
Lecture 1 & Q&A at 6.30pm
Lecture 2 & Q&A at 7.15pm
Close at 8pm
http://asiasociety.org/hong-kong/events/copying-bible-qumran-and-christianity-1st-century-china
Did Christianity (or Judaism)
Arrive in 1st Century China?
by Glen L. Thompson
In the past decade or so
there have been numerous reports
both from China and in the West
claiming that Christian and Jewish communities
existed in first-century China.
Usually, these refer to artifacts
along the so-called Eastern Silk Route
that connected the Han Dynasty capital of Luoyang
with the East China Sea.
This lecture will examine the evidence
in particular from Kaifeng, Xuzhou,
and Lianyungang which others have cited
for the spread of the two religions into China
during that time.
These theories will then be evaluated
in light of what is known about
travel and trade between the Roman Empire
and China during the period highlighted
in the current exhibition
at Asia Society Hong Kong Center.
Glen L. Thompson currently serves as
Academic Dean and Professor
of New Testament and Historical Theology
at Asia Lutheran Seminary (Hong Kong).
He earned a M.Div. from Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary,
and M.A., M.Phil. and Ph.D. degrees
from Columbia University in Graeco-Roman History.
He has published and lectured extensively
on early Christianity and its spread,
as well as Christianity in Tang China.
His latest book, The Correspondence of Julius I,
has just been published
by Catholic University of America Press.
Evening Lecture by AARON WEST,
Lecturer, Hebrew and Old Testament
and GLEN L. THOMPSON,
Professor of New Testament and Historical Theology,
Asia Lutheran Seminary (Hong Kong)
Registration at 6.15pm
Lecture 1 & Q&A at 6.30pm
Lecture 2 & Q&A at 7.15pm
Close at 8pm
http://asiasociety.org/hong-kong/events/copying-bible-qumran-and-christianity-1st-century-china
免費公開講座 - Copying the Bible at Qumran
Copying the Bible at Qumran :
Light from the Great Isaiah Scroll by Aaron West
In the last 60 years,
scholars have come to a variety of conclusions
about the nature of the Great Isaiah Scroll,
a facsimile of which is currently on display
at the Asia Society Hong Kong Center.
Some have claimed this scroll was poorly copied
and designated for use by common people,
while others have seen this scroll
as carefully copied for some official use.
This lecture will contextualize the question
of the scroll’s use by describing
the variety of ways a scroll
could be produced and used in antiquity.
It will then ask what the scroll’s unique characteristics
suggest about its use and manner of production.
Aaron West is lecturer in Hebrew and Old Testament
at Asia Lutheran Seminary (HK).
He has a M.Div. from Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary,
and a M.A. from the Department of Hebrew and Semitic Studies
at the University of Wisconsin (Madison),
where he is currently writing his Ph.D. dissertation
on the ancient text of the Old Testament book of Job.
Evening Lecture by AARON WEST,
Lecturer, Hebrew and Old Testament
and GLEN L. THOMPSON,
Professor of New Testament and Historical Theology,
Asia Lutheran Seminary (Hong Kong)
Registration at 6.15pm
Lecture 1 & Q&A at 6.30pm
Lecture 2 & Q&A at 7.15pm
Close at 8pm
http://asiasociety.org/hong-kong/events/copying-bible-qumran-and-christianity-1st-century-china
Light from the Great Isaiah Scroll by Aaron West
In the last 60 years,
scholars have come to a variety of conclusions
about the nature of the Great Isaiah Scroll,
a facsimile of which is currently on display
at the Asia Society Hong Kong Center.
Some have claimed this scroll was poorly copied
and designated for use by common people,
while others have seen this scroll
as carefully copied for some official use.
This lecture will contextualize the question
of the scroll’s use by describing
the variety of ways a scroll
could be produced and used in antiquity.
It will then ask what the scroll’s unique characteristics
suggest about its use and manner of production.
Aaron West is lecturer in Hebrew and Old Testament
at Asia Lutheran Seminary (HK).
He has a M.Div. from Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary,
and a M.A. from the Department of Hebrew and Semitic Studies
at the University of Wisconsin (Madison),
where he is currently writing his Ph.D. dissertation
on the ancient text of the Old Testament book of Job.
Evening Lecture by AARON WEST,
Lecturer, Hebrew and Old Testament
and GLEN L. THOMPSON,
Professor of New Testament and Historical Theology,
Asia Lutheran Seminary (Hong Kong)
Registration at 6.15pm
Lecture 1 & Q&A at 6.30pm
Lecture 2 & Q&A at 7.15pm
Close at 8pm
http://asiasociety.org/hong-kong/events/copying-bible-qumran-and-christianity-1st-century-china
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