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Tuesday, 12 December 2017

Abends im Museum

Das UniGraz@Museum bietet in dieser Woche Abendführungen durch die Bibel-Sonderausstellung. Foto: Uni Graz/Pichler ©Uni Graz/Pichler
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Das UniGraz@Museum bietet in dieser Woche Abendführungen durch die Bibel-Sonderausstellung. Foto: Uni Graz/Pichler

Vorweihnachtliche Sonderführungen durch die Bibel-Sonderausstellung im UniGraz@Museum

Mit mehr als drei Milliarden Ausgaben in fast 3000 Sprachen ist die Bibel die Nummer 1 unter den Bestsellern. Vor 500 Jahren legte der Augustinermönch Martin Luther mit der Übersetzung ins Deutsche den Grundstein zur Reformation. Die Bibel war stets Ausgangspunkt für heftige Kontroversen und bewegt noch heute die Gemüter der Menschen.
Die buchstäblich vielen Seiten der Schrift zeigt die aktuelle Sonderausstellung „BIST DU BIBEL … ?“ im UniGraz@Museum im Hauptgebäude der Karl-Franzens Universität, kuratiert von WissenschafterInnen der Uni Graz.
Der thematische Bogen der Schau spannt von der Entstehung und unterschiedlichen Gestaltung des Buches der Bücher über das Neue Testament bis hin zu Luther.
Mehr als 270 Bibeln aus den Sondersammlungen der Karl-Franzens-Universität, des ADEVA-Verlags sowie aus Grazer Privatsammlungen sind zu sehen, darunter eine kuriose Haarknotenbibel, die Spanierinnen in ihren Haaren „versteckten“, ein Faksimile der Wenzelsbibel sowie eine 2 mal 3 Zentimeter große Mini-Bibel.

Mit dem Weihnachtsevangelium steht die Bibel im Dezember ganz besonders im Mittelpunkt. Bei stimmungsvollen Abendführungen am 13., 14. und 15. Dezember 2017, jeweils um 19:00 Uhr, können BesucherInnen noch mehr über die Heilige Schrift erfahren.

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