Peter Landesmann, born 1929 in Vienna; 1952 graduate engineer at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna; 1994 PhD in Judaic Studies; 2001 Doctor of Protestant Theology; since 2006 Honorary Professor for Jewish Studies, 2007 Doctor of Catholic Theology; publication of several books and articles on Theology and related subjects.

• Contents: Multiple exegesis – Israel’s hopes for the future – The apocalyptic influence – The doctrine of wisdom and the term «logos» – The statements made by Jesus about Judaism – Why was Jesus crucified? – The sacrifice of Jesus as atonement – The congregation of Jesus following his crucifixion – The conflicts within the Christian community – The split between Jewish Christians and Judaism.

Peter Landesmann, born 1929 in Vienna; 1952 graduate engineer at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna; 1994 PhD in Judaic Studies; 2001 Doctor of Protestant Theology; since 2006 Honorary Professor for Jewish Studies, 2007 Doctor of Catholic Theology; publication of several books and articles on Theology and related subjects.

• Contents: Multiple exegesis – Israel’s hopes for the future – The apocalyptic influence – The doctrine of wisdom and the term «logos» – The statements made by Jesus about Judaism – Why was Jesus crucified? – The sacrifice of Jesus as atonement – The congregation of Jesus following his crucifixion – The conflicts within the Christian community – The split between Jewish Christians and Judaism.

Peter Landesmann, born 1929 in Vienna; 1952 graduate engineer at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna; 1994 PhD in Judaic Studies; 2001 Doctor of Protestant Theology; since 2006 Honorary Professor for Jewish Studies, 2007 Doctor of Catholic Theology; publication of several books and articles on Theology and related subjects.

• Contents: Multiple exegesis – Israel’s hopes for the future – The apocalyptic influence – The doctrine of wisdom and the term «logos» – The statements made by Jesus about Judaism – Why was Jesus crucified? – The sacrifice of Jesus as atonement – The congregation of Jesus following his crucifixion – The conflicts within the Christian community – The split between Jewish Christians and Judaism.