圣經(jīng)的故事.寬容

前言

　　亨德里克·威廉·房龍（Hendrik Willem van Loon，1882-1944），著名荷蘭裔美國作家、歷史學(xué)家、科普作家和文學(xué)家?！　》魁堄?882年1月出生于荷蘭鹿特丹。幼年時(shí)期的房龍由于家庭內(nèi)部暴力而感受不到溫暖，8歲就進(jìn)入寄宿學(xué)校，10歲起沉溺于史學(xué)。20歲以后，房龍到美國’康奈爾大學(xué)、德國慕尼黑大學(xué)求學(xué)，獲得博士學(xué)位，但他并沒有成為書齋里的學(xué)究。他當(dāng)過編輯、記者和老師，屢經(jīng)漂泊，同時(shí)苦練寫作。

內(nèi)容概要

　　房龍于1882年1月出生于荷蘭鹿特丹。他能用10種文字寫作并與人交流，還拉得一手小提琴，善繪畫，他著作中幾乎所有的插圖都是自己繪制。房龍?jiān)趯W(xué)問和文學(xué)上堅(jiān)持文人主義的立場，并逐漸形成了一套自己的理解和一有達(dá)方式。這是美國著名作家亨德里克?威廉?房龍的代表作之一，初版于1923年，自出版以來，一直廣受贊譽(yù)，傳讀不衰。房龍對人生和事物有著積極、深刻的理解，他用樸素、睿智的聲音講述古老故事的同時(shí)，也演繹出了《圣經(jīng)》故事背后的浩大人類歷史進(jìn)程。在他的筆下，《圣經(jīng)》時(shí)代的歷史人物和歷史事件變得鮮活而生動(dòng)，這一古老的經(jīng)典不再是只有少數(shù)人才能解讀的神秘之作，而是一部充滿了民族悲傷和喜悅、苦難與盼望的記錄，一部讓讀者更深刻地理解其莊嚴(yán)意義的偉大著作。本書為英文原版。

作者簡介

　　亨德里克·威廉·房龍（1882-1944），荷裔美國著名通俗歷史學(xué)家。他善于用輕巧俏皮的文字，撰寫歷史、文化、文明、科學(xué)等方面的通俗歷史著作。一生中出版了三十余種書籍，單槍匹馬地將人類各方面的歷史幾乎全都復(fù)述一遍。其中《寬容》、《人類的故事》、《房龍地理》（即《人類的家園》）等暢銷著作，幾乎本本暢銷，影響了幾代人。 　　房龍的作品基本圍繞人類生存發(fā)展的最本質(zhì)問題，向人類的無知和偏見挑戰(zhàn)，將知識和真理普及為人所共知的常識?！　　　∮暨_(dá)夫曾說，房龍的筆有一種魔力，干燥無味的科學(xué)常識經(jīng)他那么一寫，無論大人小孩，讀他書的人都覺得娓娓忘倦了。

書籍目錄

THE STORY OF THE BIBLE1　A　LITERARY　INHERITANCE2　CREATION3　THE　PIONEERS4　FURTHER WESTWARD5　A HOME IN EGYPT6　THE ESCAPE FROM SLAVERY7　WANDERING　IN　THE　WILDERNESS8　FINDING　NEW　PASTURES9　THE CONQUEST OF CANAAN10　THE　STORY　OF　RUTH11　A　JEWISH　KINGDOM12　CIVIL WAR13　THE WARNING OF THE PROPHETS14　DOWNFALL AND EXILE15　THE RETURN HOME16　THE　MISCELLANEOUS　BOOKS17　THE COMING OF THE GREEKS18　JUDAH,　A　GREEK　PROVINCE19　REVOLUTION　AND　INDEPENDENCE20　THE　BIRTH　OF JESUS21　JOHN　THE　BAPTIST22　THE CHILDHOOD OF JESUS23　THE　DISCIPLES24　THE　NEW　TEACHER25　THE OLD ENEMIES26　THE DEATH OF JESUS27　THE STRENGTH OF AN IDEA28　THE　TRIUMPH　OF　AN　IDEA29　THE ESTABLISHED CHURCHTOLERANCEPROLOGUE1　THE　TYRANNY　OF　IGNORANCE2　THE　GREEKS3　THE BEGINNING OF RESTRAINT4　THE　TWILIGHT　OF　THE　GODS5　IMPRISONMENT6　THE　PURE　OF　LIFE7　THE INQUISITION8　THE　CURIOUS　ONES9　THE WAR UPON THE PRINTED WORD10　CONCERNING　THE　WRITING　OF　HISTORY　IN　GENERAL　ANDTHIS　BOOK　IN　PARTICULAR11　RENAISSANCE12　THE REFORMATION13　ERASMUS14　RABELAIS15　NEW　SIGNBOARDS　FOR　OLD16　THE ANABAPTISTS17　THE　SOZZINI　FAMILY18　MONTAIGNE19　ARMINIUS20　BRUNO21　SPINOZA22　THE NEW ZION23　THE SUN KING24　FREDERICK　THE　GREAT25　VOLTAIRE26　THE　ENCYCLOPEDIA27　THE INTOLERANCE OF REVOLUTION28　LESSING29　TOM PAINE30　THE LAST HUNDRED YEARS

章節(jié)摘錄

　　13　THE WARNING oF THE PRoPHETS　　THE TWO LITTLE JEWISH KINGDOMS MADE WAR UPON EACH OTHER ALMOST INCESSANTLY AND THIS　FRATERNAL STRIFE　SO WEAKENED THEM．THAT THEY WERE FOREVER AT THE MERCY OF THEIR NEIGHBOURS．THEIR FINAL MISFORTUNES．HOWEVER，DID NOT COME WITHOUT A WARNING．WHILE KINGS AND POLITICIANS AND PRIESTS WERE NEGLECTING THEIR DUTIES．A NUMBER OF COURAGEOUS MEN．KNOWN AS THE PROPHETS，STEPPED FORWARD IN A VAIN ATTEMPT TO LEAD THE PEOPLE BACK TO THE TRUE WORSHIP OF JEHOVAH　　THE work Of the Judges and that Of David and Solomon stood undone．Their dream of a great Jewish empire had come to grief．A strong line of fortifications， runing all the way from Gilgal near the river Jordan（once the headquarters of Joshua），to the city of Gezer on the Philistine border，divided the Jewish lands into a northern and a southern part．　　United．they would have been able to maintain their common independence．　　Divided，they were at the mercy of their powerful neighbours．　　We are about to tell you the unhappy story of an unhappy people．Centuries of civil war and anarchy will be followed by two hundred years of exile and slavery．It will be a record of dark deeds-Of sudden murder and futile ambition． But it will provide us with the proper background for the most interesting spiritual struggle of ancient days．　　We must know the main events of this complicated period if we are to understand the life of the greatest of all the Prophets．who was born long after the last remnant of Jewish independence had been destroyed by the armies of Pompey．　　Solomon the Magnificent died sometime between the years 940 and 930 B．C．　　Five years later．the division of his empire had become an accomplished and generally accepted fact．　　It was then possible to compare the strength of the two new nations．Israel was three times as large as Judah，and had twice as many inhabitants．Her pastures were incomparably richer than those of Judah where three．fourths of the land was barren wilderness．This did not mean that Israel was twice as strong or three times as rich as her southern neighbour．On the contrary．the very extent of her territory was a disadvantage to Israel．Jndah，small and compact，enjoyed a more centralised forln of government and was better prepared to resist invasion．　　On the east，the rocky wilderness of the Dead Sea，sweltering in the salty heat of a valley situated 1200 feet below the 1evel of the Mediterranean Sea． presented an almost unsurpassable barrier against the aggressions of Moab and Ammon．　　On the south，there was the desert，which stretched as far as Arabia．

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　　在《圣經(jīng)的故事·寬容(英文原版)》作者的筆下，《圣經(jīng)》時(shí)代的歷史人物和歷史事件變得鮮活而生動(dòng)，這一古老的經(jīng)典不再是只有少數(shù)人才能解讀的神秘之作，而是一部充滿了民族悲傷和喜悅、苦難與盼望的記錄，一部讓讀者更深刻地理解其莊嚴(yán)意義的偉大著作。

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