Johannine Belief and Graeco-Roman Devotion

Name: Johannine Belief and Graeco-Roman Devotion | Reshaping Devotion for John's Graeco-Roman Audience
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Reshaping Devotion for John's Graeco-Roman Audience

Chris Seglenieks(Autor*in)

Mohr Siebeck (Verlag)

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Erschienen im September 2020

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Cover
Title
Preface
Contents
List of Abbreviations
Chapter 1: Introduction
1.1 Literature Review
1.1.1 Response to Jesus as Belief
1.1.2 Belief as a Binary Option
1.1.3 Belief and Sense Perception
1.1.4 Response to Jesus as Belief Plus Other Elements
1.1.5 Response to Jesus as Relational
1.1.6 Response to Jesus as Ethical
1.1.7 Response to Jesus as Discipleship
1.1.8 Response to Jesus as Worship
1.1.9 Integrative Approaches
1.1.10 Graeco-Roman Context
1.2 Method
1.2.1 Approaching the Gospel of John
1.2.2 Graeco-Roman Devotion
1.2.3 Comparative Analysis
Chapter 2: Genuine Belief in John 1-4
2.1 The Prologue: An Initial Standard of Belief (1:1-18)
2.2 The First Disciples Know and Follow Jesus (1:19-51)
2.3 The Disciples Develop in Their Faith (2:1-25)
2.4 Faith that Falls Short and the Need to Obey (3:1-36)
2.5 The Samaritans: Developing Faith (4:1-54)
2.6 Summary of Believing in John 1-4
Chapter 3: Genuine Belief in John 5-12
3.1 Belief in the Father, the Son, and the Scriptures (5:1-47)
3.2 The Hungry Crowd: Understanding Sustains Discipleship (6:1-71)
3.3 Knowing, Believing, and Speaking Out (7:1-52)
3.4 Believing but Not Yet True Disciples (8:12-59)
3.5 Blindness or Belief (9:1-41)
3.6 Believing: Knowing and Being Known (10:1-42)
3.7 Imperfect but Acceptable Belief (11:1-12:11)
3.8 The Attitude of Belief: Unhidden (12:12-50)
3.9 Summary of Believing in John 5-12
Chapter 4: Genuine Belief in John 13-17
4.1 Love and Service (13:1-38)
4.2 Know that the Father is in Me, and Keep My Commands (14:1-31)
4.3 Believe and Abide (15:1-27)
4.4 At Last You Believe (16:1-33)
4.5 The Disciples Have Believed - May They Be One (17:1-26)
4.6 Summary of Believing in John 13-17
Chapter 5: Genuine Belief in John 18-21
5.1 The Passion (18-19)
5.2 A Resurrection Faith (20:1-29)
5.3 So That You Might Believe (20:30-31)
5.4 A Call to Discipleship (21:1-24)
5.5 Summary of Believing in John 18-21
Chapter 6: Believing in the Gospel of John
6.1 Believing as Cognitive
6.2 Believing as Relational
6.3 Believing as Ethical
6.4 Believing as Ongoing
6.5 Believing as Public Witness
6.6 Genuine Belief in John
Chapter 7: Graeco-Roman Belief: Devotion to the Gods
7.1 Conceptual and Terminological Issues
7.1.1 Belief in the Graeco-Roman World
7.1.2 Religion in the Graeco-Roman World
7.1.3 Politics and Religion
7.1.4 Graeco-Roman Religion: A Polytheistic Marketplace?
7.1.5 Greek and Roman Religion
7.2 The Pattern of Devotion in Graeco-Roman Religion
7.2.1 Introduction
7.2.2 The Cognitive Aspect of Devotion to the Gods
7.2.3 The Relational Aspect of Devotion to the Gods
7.2.4 The Ethical Aspect of Devotion to the Gods
7.2.5 The Ongoing Aspect of Devotion to the Gods
7.2.6 The Public Aspect of Devotion to the Gods
7.2.7 The Ritual Aspect of Devotion to the Gods
7.2.8 Summary
Chapter 8: Further Expressions of Graeco-Roman Devotion to the Gods
8.1 The Pattern of Devotion in the Cult of Asclepius
8.1.1 Introduction
8.1.2 The Cognitive Aspect of Devotion to Asclepius
8.1.3 The Relational Aspect of Devotion to Asclepius
8.1.4 The Ethical Aspect of Devotion to Asclepius
8.1.5 The Ongoing Aspect of Devotion to Asclepius
8.1.6 The Public Aspect of Devotion to Asclepius
8.1.7 The Ritual Aspect of Devotion to Asclepius
8.1.8 Summary
8.2 The Pattern of Devotion in the Cult of Isis
8.2.1 Introduction
8.2.2 The Cognitive Aspect of Devotion to Isis
8.2.3 The Relational Aspect of Devotion to Isis
8.2.4 The Ethical Aspect of Devotion to Isis
8.2.5 The Ongoing Aspect of Devotion to Isis
8.2.6 The Public Aspect of Devotion to Isis
8.2.7 The Ritual Aspect of Devotion to Isis
8.2.8 Summary
8.3 The Pattern of Devotion in Emperor Worship
8.3.1 Introduction
8.3.2 The Cognitive Aspect of Devotion to the Emperor
8.3.3 The Relational Aspect of Devotion to the Emperor
8.3.4 The Ethical Aspect of Devotion to the Emperor
8.3.5 The Ongoing Aspect of Devotion to the Emperor
8.3.6 The Public Aspect of Devotion to the Emperor
8.3.7 The Ritual Aspect of Devotion to the Emperor
8.3.8 Summary
Chapter 9: Graeco-Roman Devotion and Johannine Belief
9.1 Conclusions Regarding Graeco-Roman Devotion to the Gods
9.2 A Comparison of the Patterns of Devotion
9.2.1 Comparison of the Cognitive Aspect
9.2.2 Comparison of the Relational Aspect
9.2.3 Comparison of the Ethical Aspect
9.2.4 Comparison of the Ongoing Aspect
9.2.5 Comparison of the Public Aspect
9.2.6 Comparison of the Ritual Aspect
9.2.7 Summary
Chapter 10: Johannine Belief in Light of Graeco-Roman Devotion
10.1 The Johannine Motivation for Reshaping Devotion
10.1.1 Motivation for Reshaping the Cognitive Aspect
10.1.2 Motivation for Reshaping the Relational Aspect
10.1.3 Motivation for Reshaping the Ethical Aspect
10.1.4 Motivation for Reshaping the Ongoing Aspect
10.1.5 Motivation for Reshaping the Public Aspect
10.1.6 Motivation for Reshaping the Ritual Aspect
10.1.7 Summary
10.2 Conclusion
10.2.1 The Purpose of John
10.2.2 Contributions
10.2.3 Further Research
10.2.4 Conclusion
Bibliography
Index of References
Index of Modern Authors
Index of Subjects

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