Incarnation and myth : the debate continued / edited by Michael Goulder. [print]

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BT220.U58.I533 1979

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Maurice Wiles -- The myth and Christian faith Brian Hebblethwaite -- Interpretation and imagination Nicholas Lash -- The incarnation and modern theology Brian Hebblethwaite -- Jesus and the meaning of 'God' / Don Cupitt -- Jesus and the meaning of 'God' : a comment Nicholas Lash -- Mr. Hebblethwaite on the incarnation Don Cupitt -- Is there a doctrine of the incarnation? / John Hick -- Paradox and mystification Michael Goulder -- The logical coherence of the doctrine of the incarnation Brian Hebblethwaite -- Can there be any evidence? / Frances Young -- What sort of evidence? / Nicholas Lash -- Myth and truth in scientific enquiry John Rodwell -- Evil and incarnation John Hick -- A comment on Professor Hick's critique of atonement doctrine Charles Moule -- The moral and religious value of the incarnation Brian Hebblethwaite -- God suffered and died Frances Young -- A wider framework Leslie Houlden -- The incarnation as the foundation of the church Stephen Sykes -- Three points of conflict in the Christological debate Charles Moule -- Incarnation or eschatology? / Michael Goulder -- A comment Charles Moule -- Incarnational Christology in the New Testament Graham Stanton -- Professor Stanton on incarnational language in the New Testament Don Cupitt -- Mr. Cupitt on incarnational Christology in the New Testament Graham Stanton -- The finality of Christ Frances Young -- The uniqueness of the incarnation Brian Hebblethwaite -- A response to Hebblethwaite John Hick -- The centrality of Jesus for history Lesslie Newbigin -- Comment on Lesslie Newbigin's essay Maurice Wiles -- Relativism in science and theology John Rodwell -- Christology and the future of truth Nicholas Lash -- A summing-up of the colloquy : myth of God debate Basil Mitchell -- Samaritan incarnational Christology? / Graham Stanton -- The Samaritan hypothesis Michael Goulder.

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Papers from a meeting held at the University of Birmingham, July 10-12, 1978, sponsored by the Cadbury Trust and the Dept. of Extramural Studies, University of Birmingham.

A survey of the issues in the myth debate Maurice Wiles -- The myth and Christian faith Brian Hebblethwaite -- Interpretation and imagination Nicholas Lash -- The incarnation and modern theology Brian Hebblethwaite -- Jesus and the meaning of 'God' / Don Cupitt -- Jesus and the meaning of 'God' : a comment Nicholas Lash -- Mr. Hebblethwaite on the incarnation Don Cupitt -- Is there a doctrine of the incarnation? / John Hick -- Paradox and mystification Michael Goulder -- The logical coherence of the doctrine of the incarnation Brian Hebblethwaite -- Can there be any evidence? / Frances Young -- What sort of evidence? / Nicholas Lash -- Myth and truth in scientific enquiry John Rodwell -- Evil and incarnation John Hick -- A comment on Professor Hick's critique of atonement doctrine Charles Moule -- The moral and religious value of the incarnation Brian Hebblethwaite -- God suffered and died Frances Young -- A wider framework Leslie Houlden -- The incarnation as the foundation of the church Stephen Sykes -- Three points of conflict in the Christological debate Charles Moule -- Incarnation or eschatology? / Michael Goulder -- A comment Charles Moule -- Incarnational Christology in the New Testament Graham Stanton -- Professor Stanton on incarnational language in the New Testament Don Cupitt -- Mr. Cupitt on incarnational Christology in the New Testament Graham Stanton -- The finality of Christ Frances Young -- The uniqueness of the incarnation Brian Hebblethwaite -- A response to Hebblethwaite John Hick -- The centrality of Jesus for history Lesslie Newbigin -- Comment on Lesslie Newbigin's essay Maurice Wiles -- Relativism in science and theology John Rodwell -- Christology and the future of truth Nicholas Lash -- A summing-up of the colloquy : myth of God debate Basil Mitchell -- Samaritan incarnational Christology? / Graham Stanton -- The Samaritan hypothesis Michael Goulder.

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