| Título : | Beyond new testament theology | | Tipo de documento: | texto impreso | | Autores: | Raisanen, Heikki, Autor | | Mención de edición: | 1° | | Editorial: | Trinity press | | Fecha de publicación: | 1990 | | Número de páginas: | 206 páginas | | Nota general: | <27084> | | Idioma : | Inglés | | Clasificación: | 225.17/R18/(ING) | | Resumen: | Preface ix
Introduction xi
Part One: From Gabler to Wrede
1. The Dual Programme of Biblical Theology: J. P. Gabler 3
2 Towards a Historical New Testament Theology 6
a) Divorcing theology from history: D. F. Strauss 6
b) History as revelation F. C. Baur 8
c) The liberal classic: H. J. Holtzmann 9
3 The History-of-Religions Programme of Earliest Christianity 13
a) Farewell to theology W. Wrede 13
b) A youthful break with dogmas: P. Wernle 18
c) The history of religions as preparation for Jesus: H. Weinel 20
d) A history of faith in Christ: W. Bousset 21
e) Futuristic eschatology versus timeless religion: J. Weiss 23
f) Reactions against the history of religions: A. Schlatter, P. Feine 24
g) A mature synthesis ignored: J. Kaftan 27
4 Summary and Prospect 30
Part Two: From Wrede to the Present
1. New Testament Theology and the Breakthrough of Neo-Orthodoxy 35
a) Theology in the name of Paul: K. Barth 35
b) Dispute over the real message: K. Barth and R. Bultmann 36
c) The existentialist self-understanding of Paul and John: R. Bultmann 37
2. In the Shadow of Bultmann: Biblical History as Normative 43
a) History of revelation: T. Zahn, F. Büchsel 43
b) Apocalyptic dogmatics: E. Stauffer 44
c) Between history and theology: E. G. Gulin, F. C. Grant 45
d) Taking leave of the Enlightenment: M. Albertz 49
e) The history of salvation as a universal remedy: O. Cullmann 51
f) The teachings of an Anglican Jesus: A. Richardson 53
g) The seed-bed of Catholic doctrine: H. Schlier, R. Schnackenburg,
K. H. Schelkle 53
h) Three Nordic contributions: H. Riesenfeld, A. T. Nikolanen, R. Kieffer 56
i) Evangelical harmonies: G. E. Ladd, D. Guthrie, L. Morris 59
3 In the Shadow of Bultmann: Singling out the Normative 62
a) The programme of a humanistic theology: H. Braun 62
b) Bultmann for a new day: H. Conzelmann, G. Strecker, E. Kāsemann,
E. Lohse 64
c) The testimony of the major witnesses: W. G. Kümmel 68
d) A strained dialogue: L. Goppelt 71
4 The Unrealized Programme of Separate Tasks: K. Stendahl,
J. M. Robinson, R. Morgan, K. Berger 74
5 Some Recent Trends 80
a) The demand of biblical theology: P. Stuhlmacher 80
b) The problem of unity and diversity: J. D. G. Dunn 81
c) Discarding the canon: H. Koester 83
d) Exegesis as a science of public information: G. Petzke,
E. Schüssler Fiorenza 85
e) The return of experience: L. T. Johnson 86
f) The challenge of contextualism 87
6 Conclusion 89
Part Three: Outline of a Programme
I. Historical Interpretation: Principles 93
al The addressees 93
b) Proclamation or information? 97
c) The New Testament or early Christianity! 100
d) The relevance of the history of influence' 103
e) Religion or religious thought? 104
f) Purely historical? 106
g) The attitude of the scholar 110
h) The prehistory of early Christian thought 112
i) Finished products and earlier stages 114
j) Historical or thematic structure? 116
k) Where to start? 118
l) Some relevant emphases in recent research 119
m) Conclusion 120
2 Historical Interpretation: A Model 122
a) The dialectic between tradition, experience and interpretation 122
b) Global mystical experience: P. Berger and M. Eliade 124
c) Core experiences and the Bible 125
d) The biblical experience of the sacred: L. T. Johnson 127
e) The symbolic universe and experience 129
f) Some biblical examples 131
g) On D. Patte's semantic universe 134
h) On the problem of reductionism' 145
3. Actualizing Interpretation 139
Bibliography 142
Notes 156
Index of modern authors 203
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Beyond new testament theology [texto impreso] / Raisanen, Heikki, Autor . - 1° . - [S.l.] : Trinity press, 1990 . - 206 páginas. <27084> Idioma : Inglés | Clasificación: | 225.17/R18/(ING) | | Resumen: | Preface ix
Introduction xi
Part One: From Gabler to Wrede
1. The Dual Programme of Biblical Theology: J. P. Gabler 3
2 Towards a Historical New Testament Theology 6
a) Divorcing theology from history: D. F. Strauss 6
b) History as revelation F. C. Baur 8
c) The liberal classic: H. J. Holtzmann 9
3 The History-of-Religions Programme of Earliest Christianity 13
a) Farewell to theology W. Wrede 13
b) A youthful break with dogmas: P. Wernle 18
c) The history of religions as preparation for Jesus: H. Weinel 20
d) A history of faith in Christ: W. Bousset 21
e) Futuristic eschatology versus timeless religion: J. Weiss 23
f) Reactions against the history of religions: A. Schlatter, P. Feine 24
g) A mature synthesis ignored: J. Kaftan 27
4 Summary and Prospect 30
Part Two: From Wrede to the Present
1. New Testament Theology and the Breakthrough of Neo-Orthodoxy 35
a) Theology in the name of Paul: K. Barth 35
b) Dispute over the real message: K. Barth and R. Bultmann 36
c) The existentialist self-understanding of Paul and John: R. Bultmann 37
2. In the Shadow of Bultmann: Biblical History as Normative 43
a) History of revelation: T. Zahn, F. Büchsel 43
b) Apocalyptic dogmatics: E. Stauffer 44
c) Between history and theology: E. G. Gulin, F. C. Grant 45
d) Taking leave of the Enlightenment: M. Albertz 49
e) The history of salvation as a universal remedy: O. Cullmann 51
f) The teachings of an Anglican Jesus: A. Richardson 53
g) The seed-bed of Catholic doctrine: H. Schlier, R. Schnackenburg,
K. H. Schelkle 53
h) Three Nordic contributions: H. Riesenfeld, A. T. Nikolanen, R. Kieffer 56
i) Evangelical harmonies: G. E. Ladd, D. Guthrie, L. Morris 59
3 In the Shadow of Bultmann: Singling out the Normative 62
a) The programme of a humanistic theology: H. Braun 62
b) Bultmann for a new day: H. Conzelmann, G. Strecker, E. Kāsemann,
E. Lohse 64
c) The testimony of the major witnesses: W. G. Kümmel 68
d) A strained dialogue: L. Goppelt 71
4 The Unrealized Programme of Separate Tasks: K. Stendahl,
J. M. Robinson, R. Morgan, K. Berger 74
5 Some Recent Trends 80
a) The demand of biblical theology: P. Stuhlmacher 80
b) The problem of unity and diversity: J. D. G. Dunn 81
c) Discarding the canon: H. Koester 83
d) Exegesis as a science of public information: G. Petzke,
E. Schüssler Fiorenza 85
e) The return of experience: L. T. Johnson 86
f) The challenge of contextualism 87
6 Conclusion 89
Part Three: Outline of a Programme
I. Historical Interpretation: Principles 93
al The addressees 93
b) Proclamation or information? 97
c) The New Testament or early Christianity! 100
d) The relevance of the history of influence' 103
e) Religion or religious thought? 104
f) Purely historical? 106
g) The attitude of the scholar 110
h) The prehistory of early Christian thought 112
i) Finished products and earlier stages 114
j) Historical or thematic structure? 116
k) Where to start? 118
l) Some relevant emphases in recent research 119
m) Conclusion 120
2 Historical Interpretation: A Model 122
a) The dialectic between tradition, experience and interpretation 122
b) Global mystical experience: P. Berger and M. Eliade 124
c) Core experiences and the Bible 125
d) The biblical experience of the sacred: L. T. Johnson 127
e) The symbolic universe and experience 129
f) Some biblical examples 131
g) On D. Patte's semantic universe 134
h) On the problem of reductionism' 145
3. Actualizing Interpretation 139
Bibliography 142
Notes 156
Index of modern authors 203
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