Early Christian Communities Between Ideal and Reality

Name: Early Christian Communities Between Ideal and Reality
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Mark Grundeken Joseph Verheyden(Herausgeber*in)

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Erschienen im März 2015

XIII, 243 Seiten

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Table of Contents
JOSEPH VERHEYDEN and MARK GRUNDEKEN: Introduction
ANDREAS LINDEMANN: Sakramentale Praxis in Gemeinden des 2. Jahrhunderts
I. Taufe und Abendmahl im Neuen Testament
II. Sakramentale Praxis in den Schriften der Apostolischen Väter
III. Taufe und Mahlfeier beim Apologeten Justin
IV. Zur sakramentalen Praxis im 2. Jahrhundert
CLAYTON N. JEFFORD: The Didache and Eucharist: Signs of Community?
I. Introduction
1. Mirror or New Formation?
2. Unique or Typical?
II. Context is Everything
1. As Source
2. As Structure
III. Mainstream or Unique?
1. Mainstream
2. Unique
3. Resolution
IV. Elements of the Didache Community
1. The Suggestion of Aaron Milavec
2. The Suggestion of Dietrich-Alex Koch
3. The Suggestion of Dennis Smith
4. The Suggestion of Jonathan Schwiebert
V. Summary and Analysis of Suggestions
VI. Community Support
1. Primitive Models
2. Cult, not Church
VII. Conclusions: Ideal and Reality
TARAS KHOMYCH: From Glorious Past to Miserable Present. First Clement on the Organisation of the Corinthian Community
I. Introductory Remarks
II. The Genre and Purpose of First Clement
III. Glorious Past versus Miserable Present of the Community
IV. Noble Origins versus Present Conflict
V. Conclusion
JOHN S. KLOPPENBORG: Pneumatic Democracy and the Conflict in 1 Clement
I. Office-less ekklesiae
II. Evaluating the Paradigm
III. 1 Clement in the Context of Associations
IV. Conclusion
JAMES A. KELHOFFER: If Second Clement Really Were a "Sermon," How Would We Know, and Why Would We Care? Prolegomena to Analyses of the Writing's Genre and Community
I. Second Clement Is Not a Letter
II. Construing Second Clement as a "Sermon" or "Homily"
III. The Remarkably Similar Sitze im Leben of Reading a "Letter" and Reading a "Sermon"
1. Orality and Literacy
2. Unusual Letters: The Authentic Letters of Paul
3. Pseudepigraphic Pauline Letters
4. Hortatory Writings without Epistolary Features
IV. The Genre of Second Clement: A Selective Forschungsbericht
1. J. B. Lightfoot
Excursus I: Assumptions about the Role of a Single, Prepared "Sermon" in Early Christian Worship (Justin, First Apology 67)
2. Holt H. Graham (and Robert M. Grant)
3. Karl Paul Donfried
4. Klaus Wengst
5. Andreas Lindemann
Excursus II: Genre and Accountability: "Sermon" as an Excuse for Objectionable Theology?
6. Wilhelm Pratscher
7. Paul Parvis
Excursus III: 2 Clem. 19.1 Points to an Acceptance of 2 Clement 1-18 among "the Scriptures"
8. Christopher Tuckett
V. A Proposal for Future Inquiry: From Macro-Genre to Micro-Genre and to an Analysis of Function
PAUL FOSTER: Christ and the Apostles in the Epistles of Ignatius of Antioch
I. Introduction
II. The Apostles in the Epistles of Ignatius
1. Ephesians
2. Magnesians
3. Trallians
4. Romans
5. Philadelphians
6. Smyrnaeans
7. The Primary Usages of the Apostles in Ignatius' Writings
III. The Christological Perspectives of Ignatius
1. Christ as a Divine Figure
2. The Fully Human Jesus
3. The Eucharistic Significance of Christ
4. Christ as the Means of Divine Salvation
5. Union with Christ
IV. Conclusions
MARK GRUNDEKEN: Baptism and ?et????a in the Shepherd of Hermas
Introduction
I. Baptism
II. ?et????a
1. Establishing the Meaning of ?et????a
2. Real, General and Imaginary Issues
(a) Real Issues
(b) General Moral Issues
(c) Imaginary Issues
Concluding Remarks
HARRY O. MAIER: From Material Place to Imagined Space: Emergent Christian Community as Thirdspace in the Shepherd of Hermas
I. Toward a Spatial Turn in the Study of the Shepherd of Hermas
II. Material Place and Imagined Space in the Roman Insula: The Shepherd of Hermas
III. The Roman Insula as the Material Place of the Shepherd of Hermas
IV. From Reality to Idea(l)s
V. Housefuls of Jesus Followers?
VI. From Material Place to Thirdspace in the Shepherd of Hermas
VII. Place out of Place
VIII. Hermas' Paradox
JUDITH M. LIEU: From Us but Not of Us? Moving the Boundaries of the Community
I. The Achievement of Irenaeus, Against Heresies
II. Paul and Another Gospel
III. Johannine Conflicts
IV. Ignatius
Concluding Remarks
JAMES CARLETON PAGET: Barnabas and the Outsiders: Jews and Their World in the Epistle of Barnabas
I. Introduction
II. Barnabas' Anti-Jewish Polemic - Its Role and Referent
III. Barnabas' Perspective: The Jew as Outsider
IV. The Actual Place of the Jews in Barnabas' World
V. Conclusions
TOBIAS NICKLAS: Identitätsbildung durch Konstruktion der "Anderen": Die Schrift Ad Diognetum
I. Die Darstellung paganer Gottesverehrung
II. Ad Diognetum 3-4: Polemik gegen das Judentum
III. Fazit
List of Contributors
Index of Ancient Sources
I. Old Testament
II. Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha
III. Other Jewish Literature
IV. New Testament
V. Other Early Christian Literature
VI. Greek and Roman Literature
VII. Inscriptions and Papyri
Index of Modern Authors
Thematic Index

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