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Explorations in Paul's Theology of Union and Participation

Constantine R. Campbell Michael J. Thate Kevin J. Vanhoozer(Herausgeber*in)

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Erschienen im Dezember 2014

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Cover
Preface
Table of Contents
A Theological Introduction
KEVIN J. VANHOOZER: From "Blessed in Christ" to "Being in Christ": The State of Union and the Place of Participation in Paul's Discourse, New Testament Exegesis, and Systematic Theology Today
A. Introduction: the mystery of "in Christ"
I. A man in Christ? Giotto's "Stigmatization of St. Francis"
II. Modern New Testament studies: recontextualizing Paul's "in Christ"
III. Systematic theology: "in Christ" in Reformation soteriology
IV. Mapping the mystery
B. "In Christ": prepositions, history, and biblical exegesis
C. "Blessed in Christ": metaphor, redemptive history, and biblical theology
I. Redemptive history and biblical theology
1. Election
2. Incarnation
3. Death and resurrection
4. Ascension and session
II. Metaphor and biblical theology
1. Body
2. Temple
3. Marriage
4. Adoption
D. "Being in Christ": concept, reception history, and systematic theology
I. Reception history and historical theology
1. Cyril of Alexandria
2. Jonathan Edwards
3. Herman Bavinck
II. Concept and systematic theology
1. Formal concepts
2. Material concepts
E. Conclusion: "In Christ" as eutopic theater
Bibliography
Part One: Pauline Theology and Exegesis
DOUGLAS A. CAMPBELL: Participation and Faith in Paul
A. Introduction
B. Faith in Paul as confessional
C. Faith in Paul as comprehensive, ethical, and ecclesial
D. Participation and believing in Paul
E. Believing and ethics
F. The critical implications
Bibliography
CONSTANTINE R. CAMPBELL: Metaphor, Reality, and Union with Christ
A. Introduction
B. The power of metaphor
C. Paul's corporate metaphors
I. Body
II. Temple and Building
III. Marriage
IV. New Clothing
D. Creating meaning
I. Body
II. Temple and Building
III. Marriage
IV. Clothing
E. Spiritual Reality
I. Body
II. Temple and Building
III. Marriage
IV. Clothing
F. Material reality
I. Body
II. Temple and Building
III. Marriage
IV. Clothing
G. Conclusion
Bibliography
GRANT MACASKILL: Incarnational Ontology and the Theology of Participation in Paul
A. James D.G. Dunn and Pneumatological Christology
B. Paul and Participation
I. 1 Cor 10 - 12: Eucharist and Participation
II. Romans 8: Participating in Sonship
C. Conclusions and Further Reflections
Bibliography
SUSAN G. EASTMAN: Oneself in Another: Participation and the Spirit in Romans 8
A. From Condemnation to Communion: Judgment and Participation in Christ and the Spirit
B. The Spirit-filled Community: oneself in another
I. The Relational Spirit
II. Second-personal Identities
III. The Spirit With and Between and Among Us
IV. Kinship and the Kindness of God
V. The Gracious Bond of Love
C. The Cradle of Thought
D. "Spiritual Experience" Revisited
Bibliography
MATTHEW CROASMUN: "Real Participation": The Body of Christ & the Body of Sin in Evolutionary Perspective
A. Introduction
B. The Body in Evolutionary Perspective
I. What is a Body?
II. The Parousia of Group Selection
III. The Body as "Adaptive Unit"
C. The Body of Christ as Adaptive Unit
D. Group-Level Cognition and the Mind of Christ
I. Group-Level Cognition
II. The Mind of Christ
E. The Moral Ambivalence of Participation
I. Descriptive vs. Evaluative Ethics
II. The Body of Sin
III. The Dominion of Sin
F. Overlapping Worlds
G. Conclusion
Bibliography
ISAAC AUGUSTINE MORALES, O.P.: Baptism and Union with Christ
A. Baptized into Christ's Death
B. "But you were washed, you were sanctified, you were justified"
C. Baptized by one Spirit into one Body
D. Crucifying the Flesh through Baptism for the sake of Unity
E. Conclusion
Bibliography
MICHAEL J. GORMAN: Paul's Corporate, Cruciform, Missional Theosis in 2 Corinthians
A. Is "Theosis" the Right Language?
B. Why We Should Expect Theosis in Paul, and Specifically in 2 Corinthians
C. Theosis as Future Resurrection Glory and Present Cruciform Glory: 2 Cor 3:18
D. Theosis as Becoming the Cruciform Justice of God in Christ: 2 Cor 5:21
E. Theosis on the Ground: Cruciform Economic Justice in 2 Corinthians 8-9
F. Conclusion
Bibliography
MICHAEL J. THATE: Paul and the Anxieties of (Imperial?) Succession: Galatians and the Politics of Neglect
A. Introduction
B. The Political Ideology of Pater
C. Fictive or Familial Continuity? The Example of Britannicus and Nero
D. Paul's Radical Recast? Father, Son(s), and Heirs
E. Some (Theo)(Political) Conclusions
Bibliography
JOSHUA W. JIPP: Sharing the Heavenly Rule of Christ the King: Paul's Royal Participatory Language in Ephesians
A. ???st?? as a Royal Figure in Ephesians
B. Pauline Participation as Sharing in the Messiah's Royal Rule in Ephesians
I. God's Enthronement of His Anointed King in Israel's Psalter
II. Participating in the Rule of the Resurrected-Enthroned King in Ephesians
III.Participating in the Benefits of the Messiah's Rule
1. Participating in the Messiah's Election
2. Participating in the Messiah's Body
3. Participating in the Messiah's Reconciliation and Peace
C. Conclusion: The Royal Roots of Paul's Participatory Soteriology in Ephesians
Bibliography
MICHAEL J. THATE: Paul, F????s??, and Participation: The Shape of Space and the Reconfiguration of Place in Paul's Letter to the Philippians
A. Thieving Spaces and Placing this Study
I. F????s?? and an Alternative Civic Template: Wayne Meeks
II. Paul's 'Mixed' Messages of Christic Being: Adela Yarbro Collins
III. The Christ-Pattern: Luke Timothy Johnson
IV. Ideological Re-mapping at Philippi: Peter Oakes
V. A Place for civitas: Steven J. Kraftchick
B. Theorizing Space and Place in Philippians
I. Spatial Imaginaries and Contested Places: Laura S. Narallah
II. Definition and Imagination: Space and Place
III. Paul's Spatial Imaginary
C. F????s?? as Spatial Reasoning
I. Revisiting the Archive
II. Paul's Spatial Reasoning
D. Conclusions
I. F????s?? as Spatial Reasoning
II. Christic Being and the Spatiality of Christ
III. The Field of Christ
IV. Alternatives to Center and Periphery
V. The Social Body
Bibliography
Part Two: Some Highlights from Reception History
BEN C. BLACKWELL: Two Early Perspectives on Participation in Paul: Irenaeus and Clement of Alexandria
A. Introduction
B. Irenaeus and Clement: Setting the Stage
C. Irenaeus: Communion between God and Humans
I. Union of Divine and Human in Christ (AH 3.17-19)
1. Divine Christ as Human (AH 3.17-18)
2. Human Christ as Divine (AH 3.19)
II. Union of the Flesh with the Life-Giving Spirit (AH 5.6-14)
III. Conclusion: Participation according to Irenaeus
D. Clement of Alexandria: Assimilation to God
I. Likeness to God as the Chief "End" of Humans (Strom 2.22)
II. Gnostic Martyrdom: The Soul Drawn to God (Strom 4.6-7)
III. Likeness to the Creator God (Strom 4.26)
IV. Conclusion: Participation according to Clement
E. Conclusion
Bibliography
DARREN SARISKY: Augustine and Participation: Some Reflections on His Exegesis of Romans
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II
III
I. Propositions from the Epistle to the Romans
II. Grace of Christ
IV
Bibliography
STEPHEN CHESTER: Apocalyptic Union: Martin Luther's Account of Faith in Christ
A. Introduction
B. The Human Plight: Luther's Apocalyptic Anthropology
C. Christ Present in Faith: Justification and Union with Christ
D. Union with Christ: Receiving Christ's Righteousness
E. Union with Christ: Living an Alien Life
F. Union with Christ: Faith and Good Works
G. Union with Christ: Faith and Love
H. Conclusion and Implications
Bibliography
JULIE CANLIS: The Fatherhood of God & Union with Christ in Calvin
A. Fatherhood in Calvin: literary theme or cosmic reality?
B. The Old Covenant: The Father's Search for a Son
C. The New Covenant: The Sonship of Christ
D. Union with the Son: "our salvation consists in having God as our Father"
E. Fatherhood, Union, and the Church
F. Conclusion
Bibliography
T. ROBERT BAYLOR: "One with Him in Spirit": Mystical Union and the Humanity of Christ in the Theology of John Owen
A. Grace of Union
B. Personal Grace
C. Capital Grace
D. Mystical Union
E. Conclusion
Bibliography
KEITH L. JOHNSON: Karl Barth's Reading of Paul's Union with Christ
A. Objectivity and Subjectivity in Covenantal Perspective
B. Election, Christology, and Humanity
C. Union with Christ as Vocation
Bibliography
Part Three: Theological Reflection
ASHISH VARMA: Fitting Participation: From the Holy Trinity to Christian Virtue
A. Ontology of Virtue
I. Holiness of God
II. The Economy of Virtue: Holiness of Christ
III. Situating Our Holiness: In Christ
B. Excellence in Christ
I. Right Orientation: Simulacra vs. Participation in God's Action
II. Gratitude and Faithful Obedience
III. Habits of Excellence
C. Conclusion
Bibliography
MARY PATTON BAKER: Participating in the Body and Blood of Christ: Christian K??????a and the Lord's Supper
A. A Mutual Communion with the Triune God through the Holy Spirit
B. The Quality of K??????a
C. Participation in the Personal History of Jesus Christ
D. Fellowship Embodied in Generosity
E. Meals with Idols Versus a Meal with Christ
F. The Lord's Supper in Corinth: 1 Cor 11: 7-34
G. Conclusion
Bibliography
DEVIN P. SINGH: Until We Are One? Biopolitics and the United Body
A. Of bodies and biopolitics
B. Ancient bodies and the body of Christ
C. From Christ's body to the king's two bodies
D. The church and the machine
Bibliography
List of Contributors
Index of References
Old Testament
Pseudepigrapha
New Testament
Ancient Authors
Index of Names
Subject Index

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