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Review: Hermeneutik des Bilderverbots | 77www.jrfm.eu 2017, 3/2, 71–77 age), but to preserve God´s hiddenness, even in connection with revelation (353–355). Additionally, Hartenstein and Moxter reflect on the actuality of their topic with reference to recent incidents like the terror attacks on Charlie Hebdo. CoNCLUsioN The book offers a multi-perspective approach to a theologically and socially controversial issue. Their broad definition of the term “image” (21) allows the authors to explore the phenomenon of imagery and its manifold associated di- mensions, which makes for a very enriching, and readable, study. hartenstein and Moxter are working in a Protestant context. however, i recommend the book for all scholars of religion who are interested in visual studies! refereNCe Kamlah, Jens, 2012, Temples of the Levant – Comparative Aspects, in Jens Kamlah (ed.), Temple Building and temple Cult. architecture and Cultic Paraphernalia of temples in the Levant (2.1. Mill. B: C. E.), Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz, 507–534.