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Theology Today, 1993
“These are exciting days to study Jesus in context. Archaeology is flourishing, and people are coming up with all kinds of interesting proposals. Many of the most recent proposals maintain, in effect, that Jesus was not very Jewish. He lived, they claim, in an urban, cosmopolitan world, and he was at least as influenced by Greek and Roman culture as ...
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“These are exciting days to study Jesus in context. Archaeology is flourishing, and people are coming up with all kinds of interesting proposals. Many of the most recent proposals maintain, in effect, that Jesus was not very Jewish. He lived, they claim, in an urban, cosmopolitan world, and he was at least as influenced by Greek and Roman culture as ...
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2009
Abstract What is the historical Jesus to us when we preserve him from any spurious admixture of the present with the past? We are struck by a direct awareness that his personality, despite all its strange and enigmatic qualities, has something great to say to all ages so long as the world shall last, no matter how much the knowledge and ...
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Abstract What is the historical Jesus to us when we preserve him from any spurious admixture of the present with the past? We are struck by a direct awareness that his personality, despite all its strange and enigmatic qualities, has something great to say to all ages so long as the world shall last, no matter how much the knowledge and ...
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Paul Tillich and the historical Jesus
Studies in Religion/Sciences Religieuses, 1974The problem of the relation of history to faith and the effect of historical criticism on Christian belief has proved to be a matter of continuing concern to a generation of theologians and Paul Tillich is no exception. He paid tribute to Ernst Troeltsch for first drawing his attention from the theology of mediation with which he was engaged at the ...
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The Historical Jesus and the Historical Herodians
Journal of Biblical Literature, 2000When one reviews the much-debated question of the identity of the Herodians, one gets the impression that rarely has so much been made of so little NT data.1 The Greek word `Hpc*tavoi occurs nowhere prior to the first century C.E., and in the first century it occurs only in Mark 3:6 (at the end of the healing of the man with the withered hand); 12:13 ...
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Historical Dictionary of Jesus
2010Jesus of Nazareth is arguably the most famous and influential human being who has ever lived on earth. In the Historical Dictionary of Jesus, author Daniel J. Harrington delves into the ancient literary sources about Jesus, modern methods of approaching these sources, the major events in Jesus' life, persons and places associated with him, the form and
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Memory and the Historical Jesus
Biblical Theology Bulletin: Journal of Bible and Culture, 2012The use of memory theory in the study of the Historical Jesus and the traditions of Jesus contained in the gospels continues to surge in interesting ways. This book brings to our attention technical scientific studies in the psychological and neuro-cognitive analysis of memory, and makes an argument for the general reliability of the synoptic gospels ...
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