Common Ground and Diversity in Early Christian Thought and Study

Raimo Hakola/Outi Lehtipuu/Nina Nikki: Common Ground and Diversity in Early Christian Thought and Study: An Introduction

Early Christianity in Context: Comparisons and Fair Play
Cecilia Wassén: The Uniqueness (or Not) of Jesus's Work as an Exorcist - Antti Marjanen: The Radical Inclusion of Non-Canonical Texts in Heikki Räisänen's Reconstruction of the Thought World of Early Christians - Jarmo Kiilunen: Looking for Parallels: A Neutestamentler Reads Marcus Aurelius

History and Theology in the Study of Early Christianity
Adele Reinhartz: Category Conflation: History and Theology in New Testament Studies - Raimo Hakola: Revolution Masked as Tradition: Claims for Historical Continuity and Social Identity in Early Christianity and the Ancient World - Petri Luomanen: Beliefs and the Rise of Christianity: Changing Paradigms in the Study of Early Christianity - Niko Huttunen: Meanwhile, at Home: Heikki Räisänen in the Finnish Publicity

Diversity and Plurality in Paul's Thought
Nina Nikki: Challenges in the Study of the Historical Paul - Christopher Tuckett: Paul and Israel in Galatians - Gerd Theissen/Petra von Gemünden: Unity and Plurality in Paul's Concept of Salvation: The Theological Development of Paul in the Mirror of the Letter to the Romans

Early Christian Beliefs in History: Reception and Transitions
Adela Yarbro Collins: Functions and Offices in Ancient Christian Communities: For Men Only? - Halvor Moxnes: Early Christian Communities as Associations: Tracing the Nineteenth-Century Roots of a Social Model - Ilkka Lindstedt: Religious Groups in the Qur'an
Risto Uro: Epilogue