This book provides a collection of essays that convey both the centrality and the complexity of deciphering the historical Jesus.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Table of Contents for Whose Historical Jesus? edited by William E. Arnal and Michel Desjardins Preface Michel Desjardins, Wilfrid Laurier University Part One: Recent Concerns The Mediterranean Jesus 1. The Mediterranean Jesus: Context William Klassen, Emmanuel College 2. Itinerants and Householders in the Earliest Jesus Movement John Dominic Crossan, De Paul University 3. Q and a Cynic-Like Jesus Burton L. Mack, Claremont Graduate School 4. The Gospel of Thomas and the Cynic Jesus John W. Marshall, Princeton University The Galilean Jewish Jesus 5. The Galilean Jewish Jesus: Context William E. Arnal, University of Toronto 6. Galilean Questions to Crossan's Meditteranean Jesus Seán Freyne, Trinity College Socio-Rhetorical Interests 7. Socio-Rhetorical Interests: Context Willi Braun, Bishop's University 8. The Rhetoric of the Historical Jesus L. Gregory Bloomquist, Université St. Paul 9. Cosmology and the Jesus Miracles Wendy Cotter, Loyola University of Chicago 10. The Theological Importance of the "Third Quest" for the Historical Jesus Halvor Moxnes, University of Oslo Academic Engagement 11. Academic Engagement: Context Sandra Walker-Ramisch, Carleton University 12. A Feminist Experience of Historical-Jesus Scholarship Jane Schaberg, University of Detroit Mercy 13. The Historical Jesus and African New Testament Scholarship Grant LeMarquand, Wycliffe College Recent Concerns: Closing Thoughts Recent Concerns: The Scholar as Engagé Leif E. Vaage, Emmanuel College Part Two: Enduring Concerns Jesus and the Dead Sea Scrolls 15. Jesus and the Dead Sea Scrolls: Context Terence L. Donaldson, College of Emmanuel and St. Cloud 16. The Historical Jesus and the Dead Sea Scrolls Wayne O. McCready, University of Calgary Apocalypticism 17. Apocalypticism: Context Dietmar Neufeld, University of British Columbia 18. Will the Reader Understand? Apocalypse as Veil or Vision in Recent Historical-Jesus Research Edith M. Humphrey, McGill University The Christ of Faith 19. The Christ of Faith: Context Stephen Westerholm, McMaster University 20. Is the "Historical Jesus" a Christological Construct? Barry W. Henaut, University of Toronto Continuing Historical-Jesus Studies 21. Continuing Historical-Jesus Studies: Context Robert L. Webb, Campion College 22. A Taxonomy of Recent Historical-Jesus Work Larry W. Hurtado, New College Enduring Concerns: Closing Thoughts Enduring Concerns: Desiderata for Future Historical-Jesus Research Paul Richardson, University of Toronto Conclusion Making and Re-Making the Jesus Sign: Contemporary Markings on the Body of Christ William E. Arnal, University of Toronto Contributors Indices Subject Index Modern Authors Index Ancient Sources Index
Table of Contents for Whose Historical Jesus? edited by William E. Arnal and Michel Desjardins Preface Michel Desjardins, Wilfrid Laurier University Part One: Recent Concerns The Mediterranean Jesus 1. The Mediterranean Jesus: Context William Klassen, Emmanuel College 2. Itinerants and Householders in the Earliest Jesus Movement John Dominic Crossan, De Paul University 3. Q and a Cynic-Like Jesus Burton L. Mack, Claremont Graduate School 4. The Gospel of Thomas and the Cynic Jesus John W. Marshall, Princeton University The Galilean Jewish Jesus 5. The Galilean Jewish Jesus: Context William E. Arnal, University of Toronto 6. Galilean Questions to Crossan's Meditteranean Jesus Seán Freyne, Trinity College Socio-Rhetorical Interests 7. Socio-Rhetorical Interests: Context Willi Braun, Bishop's University 8. The Rhetoric of the Historical Jesus L. Gregory Bloomquist, Université St. Paul 9. Cosmology and the Jesus Miracles Wendy Cotter, Loyola University of Chicago 10. The Theological Importance of the "Third Quest" for the Historical Jesus Halvor Moxnes, University of Oslo Academic Engagement 11. Academic Engagement: Context Sandra Walker-Ramisch, Carleton University 12. A Feminist Experience of Historical-Jesus Scholarship Jane Schaberg, University of Detroit Mercy 13. The Historical Jesus and African New Testament Scholarship Grant LeMarquand, Wycliffe College Recent Concerns: Closing Thoughts Recent Concerns: The Scholar as Engagé Leif E. Vaage, Emmanuel College Part Two: Enduring Concerns Jesus and the Dead Sea Scrolls 15. Jesus and the Dead Sea Scrolls: Context Terence L. Donaldson, College of Emmanuel and St. Cloud 16. The Historical Jesus and the Dead Sea Scrolls Wayne O. McCready, University of Calgary Apocalypticism 17. Apocalypticism: Context Dietmar Neufeld, University of British Columbia 18. Will the Reader Understand? Apocalypse as Veil or Vision in Recent Historical-Jesus Research Edith M. Humphrey, McGill University The Christ of Faith 19. The Christ of Faith: Context Stephen Westerholm, McMaster University 20. Is the "Historical Jesus" a Christological Construct? Barry W. Henaut, University of Toronto Continuing Historical-Jesus Studies 21. Continuing Historical-Jesus Studies: Context Robert L. Webb, Campion College 22. A Taxonomy of Recent Historical-Jesus Work Larry W. Hurtado, New College Enduring Concerns: Closing Thoughts Enduring Concerns: Desiderata for Future Historical-Jesus Research Paul Richardson, University of Toronto Conclusion Making and Re-Making the Jesus Sign: Contemporary Markings on the Body of Christ William E. Arnal, University of Toronto Contributors Indices Subject Index Modern Authors Index Ancient Sources Index
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