Revealing the true role of James, the brother of Jesus, in early Christianity, this work argues that James is the most overlooked figure in the history of the Church.
Revealing the true role of James, the brother of Jesus, in early Christianity, this work argues that James is the most overlooked figure in the history of the Church.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jeffrey J. Bütz is an ordained Lutheran minister and adjunct professor of world religions at Penn State University's Berks-Lehigh Valley campus. He lives in Catasauqua, Pennsylvania.
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Acknowledgments Preface Chronology Introduction: Of Revolutions and Paradigm Shifts Part 1--The Nature of Jesus’ Family 1--Persona Non Grata: James the Brother of Jesus From Jacob to James Bishop of the Church Brother of Jesus Early Hero Forgotten Hero 2--A Family Divided: Jesus’ Family in the Gospels The Family According to Mark Analyzing the Synoptic Accounts The Family According to John Analyzing Mark’s Agenda The Faith of the Family Part 2--The Nature of the Jerusalem Church 3--James of Jerusalem: The Witness of Luke and Paul James in Jerusalem James as Apostle James and Peter James and the Resurrection 4--Pope James: The First Apostolic Council and the Incident at Antioch The Circumcision Question The Jerusalem Conference The Apostolic Decree Reconciling Accounts The Incident at Antioch 5--Apostolic Intrigue: Paul’s Final Visit to Jerusalem and the Death of James The Collection for the Poor The Death of a Christian Pharisee The Rise of Pauline Christianity Part 3--The Nature of Jewish Christianity 6--Keeping the Candle Burning: James in History and Tradition Eusebius’ History of the Church Clement’s Outlines Eusebius and the Death of James Dynastic Succession 7--The Brother of God: James, Gnosticism, and Jewish Christianity The Gospel of Thomas The Apocryphon of James The First Apocalypse of James The Second Apocalypse of James The Jewish Christian Communities The Gospel of the Hebrews The Pseudo-Clementines Jewish Christian Orthodoxy Part 4 --The Nature of Orthodoxy 8--Orthodoxy and Heresy: James and the Quest for the Historical Jesus A Parallel from John Jesus and Judaism The Legacy of F. C. Baur The First Orthodoxy 9--The Forgotten Hero: James and the Origins of Christianity Splitting Up the Family The Fallout of War Particularism and Universalism The Righteous Martyr Part 5--The Nature of the Descendants of Abraham 10--Thy Kingdom Come: A New Paradigm to Repair the Breach The People of the Book The Wall of Estrangement Repairer of the Breach Epilogue: Healing the Wasteland List of Abbreviations of Sources Notes Bibliography Index
Acknowledgments Preface Chronology Introduction: Of Revolutions and Paradigm Shifts Part 1--The Nature of Jesus’ Family 1--Persona Non Grata: James the Brother of Jesus From Jacob to James Bishop of the Church Brother of Jesus Early Hero Forgotten Hero 2--A Family Divided: Jesus’ Family in the Gospels The Family According to Mark Analyzing the Synoptic Accounts The Family According to John Analyzing Mark’s Agenda The Faith of the Family Part 2--The Nature of the Jerusalem Church 3--James of Jerusalem: The Witness of Luke and Paul James in Jerusalem James as Apostle James and Peter James and the Resurrection 4--Pope James: The First Apostolic Council and the Incident at Antioch The Circumcision Question The Jerusalem Conference The Apostolic Decree Reconciling Accounts The Incident at Antioch 5--Apostolic Intrigue: Paul’s Final Visit to Jerusalem and the Death of James The Collection for the Poor The Death of a Christian Pharisee The Rise of Pauline Christianity Part 3--The Nature of Jewish Christianity 6--Keeping the Candle Burning: James in History and Tradition Eusebius’ History of the Church Clement’s Outlines Eusebius and the Death of James Dynastic Succession 7--The Brother of God: James, Gnosticism, and Jewish Christianity The Gospel of Thomas The Apocryphon of James The First Apocalypse of James The Second Apocalypse of James The Jewish Christian Communities The Gospel of the Hebrews The Pseudo-Clementines Jewish Christian Orthodoxy Part 4 --The Nature of Orthodoxy 8--Orthodoxy and Heresy: James and the Quest for the Historical Jesus A Parallel from John Jesus and Judaism The Legacy of F. C. Baur The First Orthodoxy 9--The Forgotten Hero: James and the Origins of Christianity Splitting Up the Family The Fallout of War Particularism and Universalism The Righteous Martyr Part 5--The Nature of the Descendants of Abraham 10--Thy Kingdom Come: A New Paradigm to Repair the Breach The People of the Book The Wall of Estrangement Repairer of the Breach Epilogue: Healing the Wasteland List of Abbreviations of Sources Notes Bibliography Index
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