Paperback, [PU: Polebridge Press], The term "resurrection" has come to stand for what Christianity is all about. But a close look reveals that it should not be understood monolithically, … Mehr…
Paperback, [PU: Polebridge Press], The term "resurrection" has come to stand for what Christianity is all about. But a close look reveals that it should not be understood monolithically, but rather as a pluralistic and diverse phenomenon. Early Christian communities were convinced that Rome had not defeated Jesus when they crucified him. They employed a whole host of metaphors to express that conviction.
The use of the single term "resurrection" to cover the phenomenon is a mistake, one that has tyrannized Christianity. Furthermore, most Christians believe in a physical resurrection, although Paul clearly calls this into question. Once that tradition became fixed, it provided the lens through which everything else was viewed-and distorted. By examining the so-called resurrection stories in chronological order, this book aspires to prompt readers to consider questions such as,
What does the New Testament really say about the resurrection?
What is the influence of Judaism on Christian belief in the resurrection?
How did the resurrection become the central belief in Christianity?
Why did early Christians choose to believe in the resurrection?
And why is resurrection not the right word?, Religion, Christianity, Biblical Studies & Exegesis, Christian Theology<
The term resurrection has come to stand for what Christianity is all about. But a close look reveals that it should not be understood monolithically, but rather as a pluralistic and diver… Mehr…
The term resurrection has come to stand for what Christianity is all about. But a close look reveals that it should not be understood monolithically, but rather as a pluralistic and diverse phenomenon. Early Christian communities were convinced that Rome had not defeated Jesus when they crucified him. They employed a whole host of metaphors to express that conviction. The use of the single term resurrection to cover the phenomenon is a mistake-one that has tyrannized Christianity. Furthermore, most Christians believe in a physical resurrection, although Paul clearly calls this into question. Once that tradition became fixed, it provided the lens through which everything else was viewed-and distorted. The purpose of this book is not to say whether Jesus arose from the grave on the third day, or whether such an event is impossible. Rather, by examining the so-called resurrection stories in chronological order, it aspires to prompt readers to consider questions such as; what does the New Testament really say about the resurrection; what is the influence of Judaism on Christian belief in the resurrection; how did the resurrection become the central belief in Christianity; why did early Christians choose to believe in the resurrection; and why is resurrection not the right word. Books<
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Paperback, [PU: Polebridge Press], The term "resurrection" has come to stand for what Christianity is all about. But a close look reveals that it should not be understood monolithically, … Mehr…
Paperback, [PU: Polebridge Press], The term "resurrection" has come to stand for what Christianity is all about. But a close look reveals that it should not be understood monolithically, but rather as a pluralistic and diverse phenomenon. Early Christian communities were convinced that Rome had not defeated Jesus when they crucified him. They employed a whole host of metaphors to express that conviction.
The use of the single term "resurrection" to cover the phenomenon is a mistake, one that has tyrannized Christianity. Furthermore, most Christians believe in a physical resurrection, although Paul clearly calls this into question. Once that tradition became fixed, it provided the lens through which everything else was viewed-and distorted. By examining the so-called resurrection stories in chronological order, this book aspires to prompt readers to consider questions such as,
What does the New Testament really say about the resurrection?
What is the influence of Judaism on Christian belief in the resurrection?
How did the resurrection become the central belief in Christianity?
Why did early Christians choose to believe in the resurrection?
And why is resurrection not the right word?, Religion, Christianity, Biblical Studies & Exegesis, Christian Theology<
The term resurrection has come to stand for what Christianity is all about. But a close look reveals that it should not be understood monolithically, but rather as a pluralistic and diver… Mehr…
The term resurrection has come to stand for what Christianity is all about. But a close look reveals that it should not be understood monolithically, but rather as a pluralistic and diverse phenomenon. Early Christian communities were convinced that Rome had not defeated Jesus when they crucified him. They employed a whole host of metaphors to express that conviction. The use of the single term resurrection to cover the phenomenon is a mistake-one that has tyrannized Christianity. Furthermore, most Christians believe in a physical resurrection, although Paul clearly calls this into question. Once that tradition became fixed, it provided the lens through which everything else was viewed-and distorted. The purpose of this book is not to say whether Jesus arose from the grave on the third day, or whether such an event is impossible. Rather, by examining the so-called resurrection stories in chronological order, it aspires to prompt readers to consider questions such as; what does the New Testament really say about the resurrection; what is the influence of Judaism on Christian belief in the resurrection; how did the resurrection become the central belief in Christianity; why did early Christians choose to believe in the resurrection; and why is resurrection not the right word. Books<
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EAN (ISBN-13): 9781598150209 ISBN (ISBN-10): 1598150200 Taschenbuch Erscheinungsjahr: 2010 Herausgeber: Polebridge Press 264 Seiten Gewicht: 0,358 kg Sprache: eng/Englisch
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ISBN - alternative Schreibweisen: 1-59815-020-0, 978-1-59815-020-9 Alternative Schreibweisen und verwandte Suchbegriffe: Titel des Buches: resurrection early christianity, the trouble with
