Christianity in the Second Century
Herausgeber: Carleton Paget, James; Lieu, Judith
Christianity in the Second Century
Herausgeber: Carleton Paget, James; Lieu, Judith
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Christianity in the Second Century seeks to show how study on this period of Christian development has undergone substantial change.
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Christianity in the Second Century seeks to show how study on this period of Christian development has undergone substantial change.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 368
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Mai 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 749g
- ISBN-13: 9781107165229
- ISBN-10: 1107165229
- Artikelnr.: 47722421
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 368
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Mai 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 749g
- ISBN-13: 9781107165229
- ISBN-10: 1107165229
- Artikelnr.: 47722421
Introduction Judith Lieu and James Carleton Paget; Part I. Contexts: 1.
Empires, diasporas and the emergence of religions Greg Woolf; 2. The
Mediterranean Jewish diaspora in the second century Tessa Rajak; 3. The
Rabbis and their rivals in the second century CE Philip Alexander; 4.
Church and synagogue vis-à-vis Roman rule in the second century William
Horbury; Part II. Discerning Continuity and Discontinuity in Early
Christianity: 5. The second century from the perspective of the New
Testament James Carleton Paget; 6. Continuity and change in second century
Christianity: a narrative against the trend Lewis Ayres; 7. 'The Gnostic
myth': how does its demise impact twenty-first century historiography of
Christianity's second century? Karen King; 8. The Gnostic myth Mark
Edwards; 9. Modelling second century Christian theology: Christian theology
as philosophia Winrich Löhr; Part III. Interpreting Texts and Engaging in
Practice: 10. Galen and the Christians: texts, authority, and orthodoxy in
the second century AD Rebecca Flemming; 11. 'Authoritative texts' and how
to handle them: some reflections on an ambiguous concept and its use in
second-century Christian literature Joseph Verheyden; 12. Belief and
practice in Graeco-Roman religiosity: Plutarch, De Iside and Osiride 379c
Teresa Morgan; 13. Dice oracles and fate: on early Christianity among
others in the second century Laura Nasrallah; Part IV. Modelling
Identities: 14. Christians as 'third race': is ethnicity at issue? Erich
Gruen; 15. Ethnic discourse in early Christianity Oskar Skarasuane; 16.
Pagan attitudes John North; 17. Away with the atheists! Tim Whitmarsh; 18.
Modelling the second century as the age of the laboratory Judith Lieu.
Empires, diasporas and the emergence of religions Greg Woolf; 2. The
Mediterranean Jewish diaspora in the second century Tessa Rajak; 3. The
Rabbis and their rivals in the second century CE Philip Alexander; 4.
Church and synagogue vis-à-vis Roman rule in the second century William
Horbury; Part II. Discerning Continuity and Discontinuity in Early
Christianity: 5. The second century from the perspective of the New
Testament James Carleton Paget; 6. Continuity and change in second century
Christianity: a narrative against the trend Lewis Ayres; 7. 'The Gnostic
myth': how does its demise impact twenty-first century historiography of
Christianity's second century? Karen King; 8. The Gnostic myth Mark
Edwards; 9. Modelling second century Christian theology: Christian theology
as philosophia Winrich Löhr; Part III. Interpreting Texts and Engaging in
Practice: 10. Galen and the Christians: texts, authority, and orthodoxy in
the second century AD Rebecca Flemming; 11. 'Authoritative texts' and how
to handle them: some reflections on an ambiguous concept and its use in
second-century Christian literature Joseph Verheyden; 12. Belief and
practice in Graeco-Roman religiosity: Plutarch, De Iside and Osiride 379c
Teresa Morgan; 13. Dice oracles and fate: on early Christianity among
others in the second century Laura Nasrallah; Part IV. Modelling
Identities: 14. Christians as 'third race': is ethnicity at issue? Erich
Gruen; 15. Ethnic discourse in early Christianity Oskar Skarasuane; 16.
Pagan attitudes John North; 17. Away with the atheists! Tim Whitmarsh; 18.
Modelling the second century as the age of the laboratory Judith Lieu.
Introduction Judith Lieu and James Carleton Paget; Part I. Contexts: 1.
Empires, diasporas and the emergence of religions Greg Woolf; 2. The
Mediterranean Jewish diaspora in the second century Tessa Rajak; 3. The
Rabbis and their rivals in the second century CE Philip Alexander; 4.
Church and synagogue vis-à-vis Roman rule in the second century William
Horbury; Part II. Discerning Continuity and Discontinuity in Early
Christianity: 5. The second century from the perspective of the New
Testament James Carleton Paget; 6. Continuity and change in second century
Christianity: a narrative against the trend Lewis Ayres; 7. 'The Gnostic
myth': how does its demise impact twenty-first century historiography of
Christianity's second century? Karen King; 8. The Gnostic myth Mark
Edwards; 9. Modelling second century Christian theology: Christian theology
as philosophia Winrich Löhr; Part III. Interpreting Texts and Engaging in
Practice: 10. Galen and the Christians: texts, authority, and orthodoxy in
the second century AD Rebecca Flemming; 11. 'Authoritative texts' and how
to handle them: some reflections on an ambiguous concept and its use in
second-century Christian literature Joseph Verheyden; 12. Belief and
practice in Graeco-Roman religiosity: Plutarch, De Iside and Osiride 379c
Teresa Morgan; 13. Dice oracles and fate: on early Christianity among
others in the second century Laura Nasrallah; Part IV. Modelling
Identities: 14. Christians as 'third race': is ethnicity at issue? Erich
Gruen; 15. Ethnic discourse in early Christianity Oskar Skarasuane; 16.
Pagan attitudes John North; 17. Away with the atheists! Tim Whitmarsh; 18.
Modelling the second century as the age of the laboratory Judith Lieu.
Empires, diasporas and the emergence of religions Greg Woolf; 2. The
Mediterranean Jewish diaspora in the second century Tessa Rajak; 3. The
Rabbis and their rivals in the second century CE Philip Alexander; 4.
Church and synagogue vis-à-vis Roman rule in the second century William
Horbury; Part II. Discerning Continuity and Discontinuity in Early
Christianity: 5. The second century from the perspective of the New
Testament James Carleton Paget; 6. Continuity and change in second century
Christianity: a narrative against the trend Lewis Ayres; 7. 'The Gnostic
myth': how does its demise impact twenty-first century historiography of
Christianity's second century? Karen King; 8. The Gnostic myth Mark
Edwards; 9. Modelling second century Christian theology: Christian theology
as philosophia Winrich Löhr; Part III. Interpreting Texts and Engaging in
Practice: 10. Galen and the Christians: texts, authority, and orthodoxy in
the second century AD Rebecca Flemming; 11. 'Authoritative texts' and how
to handle them: some reflections on an ambiguous concept and its use in
second-century Christian literature Joseph Verheyden; 12. Belief and
practice in Graeco-Roman religiosity: Plutarch, De Iside and Osiride 379c
Teresa Morgan; 13. Dice oracles and fate: on early Christianity among
others in the second century Laura Nasrallah; Part IV. Modelling
Identities: 14. Christians as 'third race': is ethnicity at issue? Erich
Gruen; 15. Ethnic discourse in early Christianity Oskar Skarasuane; 16.
Pagan attitudes John North; 17. Away with the atheists! Tim Whitmarsh; 18.
Modelling the second century as the age of the laboratory Judith Lieu.