The Bible Among Scriptures and Other Essays

Name: The Bible Among Scriptures and Other Essays
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Heikki Räisänen(Autor*in)

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Erschienen im Dezember 2017

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Cover
Preface
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction
On Part One
On Part Two
On Part Three
Part One: Exegesis and Interpretation
Chapter 1: A Religious Studies Alternative to New Testament Theology: Reflections on a Controversial Enterprise
1. Introduction
2. Religious Studies versus Theology?
2.1. Problematic dichotomies
2.2. Beyond New Testament theology
2.3. Much ado about nothing?
2.4. Focusing on religious thought
3. Main Characteristics of My Approach
3.1. Context and audience
3.2. A 'descriptive-objective' approach
3.3. Moving beyond the canon
3.4. Not doctrines but interpretations
3.5. Great lines, main problems
3.6. The case of 'eschatology'
3.7. Justice to diversity
3.8. Acknowledging intellectual and moral problems in the sources
3.9. Hinting at the reception and influence of early Christian ideas
3.10. What is missing?
4. Conclusion
Chapter 2: Eine Kathedrale aus dem Chaos? Ein Gespräch mit Gerd Theißen über Einheit und Vielfalt der urchristlichen Religion
1. Das Programm einer urchristlichen Religionsgeschichte
2. Die Ausführung des Programms durch Theißen
3. Probleme
4. Das Bild der "Kathedrale"
5. Fazit
Chapter 3: Did Paul Expect an Earthly Kingdom?
1. The Problem
2. First Thessalonians
3. First Corinthians
4. Second Corinthians
5. Philippians
6. Romans
7. Where Does Paul's Emphasis Lie?
Chapter 4: Torn Between Two Loyalties: Romans 9-11 and Paul's Conflicting Convictions
1. The Problem and the Task
2. Analysis of Romans 9-11
2.1. On Paul's situation
2.2. Romans 9.1-5
2.3. Romans 9.6-23
2.4. Romans 9.24-29
2.5. Romans 9.30-10.21
2.6. Romans 11.1-36
3. Paul's Dilemma
4. Yet Once More: Consistency and Inconsistency
Chapter 5: Begotten by the Holy Spirit
1. Virginal Conception in Paul, Mark, or John?
2. The Virginal Conception in Luke
3. The Virginal Conception in Matthew
4. Influences and Parallels
5. The Place of the Virginal Conception in Early Christianity
6. Epilogue
Chapter 6: The Prodigal Son in a Far Country: Finnish Scholars Read Luke's Parable
1. Introduction
2. Kari Syreeni
3. Jarmo Kiilunen
4. Kalervo Salo
5. Outi Lehtipuu
6. Anni Pesonen
7. On Ollilainen's Critique of My Work
8. Rohrbaugh's Accusation of Anti-Semitism
Chapter 7: Jesus and Hell
1. Jewish Views
1.1. Annihilation
1.2. Ambiguous cases
1.3. Torment followed by annihilation
1.4. Eternal torment
1.5. Conclusion
2. Early Christian Views
2.1. Annihilation
2.2. Temporary torment
2.3. Eternal torment
3. Placing Jesus on the Continuum
Part Two: Reception History
Chapter 8: Matthäus und die Hölle: Von Wirkungsgeschichte zur ethischen Kritik
1. Von Wirkungsgeschichte zur ethischen Kritik
2. Die Hölle
2.1. Die Höllendrohung im Matthäusevangelium
2.2. Die Verdrängung der Hölle in Exegese und Theologie
3. Zur Wirkungsgeschichte
4. Kritik an der Hölle
4.1. Kritik von außen
4.2. Kritik von innen
4.3. Positiver Wert?
4.4. Luz' Versuch, Matthäus zu verteidigen
5. Fazit
Chapter 9: Matthew in Bibliodrama
1. The Setting
2. Exegesis and Bibliodrama
3. 'Matthew' Introduces Himself and His Congregation
4. A Meeting in 'Antioch'
5. Discussion
6. An Earlier Meeting in 'Antioch'
Chapter 10: Are Christians Better People? On the Contrast between 'Us' and 'Them' in Early Christian Rhetoric
1. Introduction
2. The Contrast between Us and Them
3. Deconstructing the Contrast
4. Excursion: On Christianity and Stoicism
5. Conclusion
Chapter 11: Revelation, Violence, and War: Glimpses of a Dark Side
1. Introduction
2. Battle Hymn of the Republic
3. Revelation's Use of Stereotypes
4. Conclusion
Chapter 12: Marcion as a Reader of Paul
1. Introduction
2. An Outline of Marcion's Thought World
3. Marcion and Paul
4. Marcion's Treatment of the Text of Paul's Letters
5. Some Effects
6. Conclusion
Chapter 13: Joseph Smith as a Creative Interpreter of the Bible
1. Matthew and 3 Nephi
2. Joseph's Starting-Point
3. Joseph Smith's 'Translation' of the Bible
3.1. Examples
4. Conclusion
Part Three: Interreligious Issues
Chapter 14: A Plea for Pluralism: A Biblical Scholar's Reflections on Mission Studies
1. The Problem
2. The Human Plight
3. Soteriology
4. Christology
5. Conclusion
Chapter 15: Doppelte Prädestination im Koran und im Neuen Testament?
1. Einführung
2. Der Koran
2.1. Die erste mekkanische Periode
2.2. Die zweite mekkanische Periode
2.3. Die dritte mekkanische Periode
2.4. Die medinische Periode
2.5. Schlussfolgerungen
3. Das Neue Testament
3.1. Paulus
3.2. Markus und Johannes
4. Fazit
Chapter 16: Das lukanische Jesusbild und der Dialog mit dem Islam
1. Parallelen zwischen Lukas und dem Koran
1. 1. Jesus als Beter
1.2. Theozentrische Christologie
2. Unterschiede
Chapter 17: How Christianity and Islam Challenge Each Other: An Exegetical Perspective
1. The Christian Challenge to Islam:Critical Study of One's Own Scripture
2. The Muslim Challenge to Christianity: Criticism of the Doctrinesof Trinity and Christology
3. Relativizing Absolute Truths
Chapter 18: The Bible among Scriptures
1. Defining 'Scripture'
2. The Esteem and Status of Scriptures
3. On the Functions of Scriptures
4. Interpretation and Study of Scriptures
5. The Real Status of Scriptures
6. Scriptures and the Coexistence of Peoples
Bibliography
Index of Ancient Sources
1. Hebrew Bible and Septuagint
2. Other Jewish Literature
3. New Testament
4. Other Early Christian Literature
5. Greco-Roman Literature
6. Qur'an
Index of Modern Authors and Persons

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