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Christ, faith and history: Cambridge studies in Christology; edited by S.W. Sykes and J.P. Clayton. [print]

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: London, Cambridge University Press, (c)1972.Description: x, 303 pages 23 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9780521084512
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • BT202
  • BT202.C622.C475 1972
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Contents:
Beginning all over again? -- Does Christology rest on a mistake? M.F. Wiles -- A deliberate mistake? Peter R. Baelz -- Need Jesus have been perfect? John A.T. Robinson -- The theology of the humanity of Christ S.W. Sykes -- Primitive Christologies again -- The search for the beginning Sebastian Moore -- The manhood of Jesus in the New Testament C.F.D. Moule -- The Holy Spirit and the person of Christ G.W.H. Lampe -- One Jesus, many Christs? Don Cupitt -- Christology and historiography -- Is Jesus necessary for Christology?: an antimony in Tillich's theological method John Powell Clayton -- The poverty of historical scepticism Peter Carnley -- The gospel traditions and early Christological reflection G.N. Stanton -- On the Resurrection as an historical question J.C. O'Neill -- The logical grammar of Christology -- What is 'Christocentric' theology? J.K. Riches -- The language and logic of 'mystery' in Christology Steven t. Katz -- The appeal to experience in Christology B.L. Hebblewaite -- "Substance" in Christology -a cross-bench view D.M. Mackinnon.
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Papers presented to a graduate Christology seminar, Cambridge.

Includes bibliographical references.

Beginning all over again? -- Does Christology rest on a mistake? M.F. Wiles -- A deliberate mistake? Peter R. Baelz -- Need Jesus have been perfect? John A.T. Robinson -- The theology of the humanity of Christ S.W. Sykes -- Primitive Christologies again -- The search for the beginning Sebastian Moore -- The manhood of Jesus in the New Testament C.F.D. Moule -- The Holy Spirit and the person of Christ G.W.H. Lampe -- One Jesus, many Christs? Don Cupitt -- Christology and historiography -- Is Jesus necessary for Christology?: an antimony in Tillich's theological method John Powell Clayton -- The poverty of historical scepticism Peter Carnley -- The gospel traditions and early Christological reflection G.N. Stanton -- On the Resurrection as an historical question J.C. O'Neill -- The logical grammar of Christology -- What is 'Christocentric' theology? J.K. Riches -- The language and logic of 'mystery' in Christology Steven t. Katz -- The appeal to experience in Christology B.L. Hebblewaite -- "Substance" in Christology -a cross-bench view D.M. Mackinnon.

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