Docetism in the Early Church

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The Quest for an Elusive Phenomenon

Joseph Verheyden Reimund Bieringer Jens Schröter Ines Jäger(Herausgeber*in)

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Erschienen im Mai 2018

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Cover
Table of Contents
Abbreviations
Introduction
Allen Brent: Can There Be Degrees of Docetism?
I. Methodological Considerations
II. The Issue at Stake: Differentiation between Reality and Appearance
1. The Resurrection according to Ignatius of Antioch
2. The Resurrection according to the Gospels of Matthew and Mark
3. The Resurrection according to the Gospel of John
4. Evidence for "Docetists" in Irenaeus of Lyons
5. Evidence of Valentinus Regarding Flesh and Spirit of the Saviour
6. A First Review of the Evidence Presented
7. The Resurrection according to the Gospel of Luke
III. The Earliest Use of the ?erm ????ta?
1. Serapion of Antioch
2. Clement of Alexandria
3. Irenaeus of Lyons
IV. Concluding Remarks
Jörg Frey: "Docetic-like" Christologies and the Polymorphy of Christ: A Plea for Further Consideration of Diversity in the Discussion of "Docetism"
I. "Docetism" and Johannine Scholarship
II. The Issue of Definition in Scholarship
1. Johannine and Ignatian Problems
2. The Unresolved Problems of "Definition" in Scholarship
III. Some Aspects of the Development of Christology
1. Early Jewish Texts
2. Questions Posed in a Gentile Context
3. Early Christian Texts Reacting to the Questions
4. Answers of the Johannine Prologue
5. Answers of Later (Proto-) Orthodox Texts
6. Stories about Jesus' Appearances after His Resurrection
7. Texts with Angelomorphic Concepts
IV. The Variety of "Docetic-Like" Christological Concepts in the Second Century
1. Pneuma-Christology
2. Logos-Christology
3. Angelic Docetism
4. Docetic Teachings of Satornilus and Cerdo
5. An Angelomorphic Jesus in the Pseudo-Clementines
6. The Teaching of the Ebionites and Cerinthus
V. Metamorphosis and Polymorphy
1. Metamorphoses in the Ascension of Isaiah
2. Metamorphoses in the Epistula Apostolorum
3. Polymorphy in the Gospel of Philip (NHC II,3) and the Gospel of Peter
4. The Apocryphal Acts of the Apostles
VI. Conclusion
Francis Watson: Pauline Reception and the Problem of Docetism
I. Humanity as Disguise
II. The Saviour's Temporary Enfleshment
III. The Gospel, the Apostle, and the Unborn Christ
Paul Foster: Christophany Stories in the Synoptic Gospels and Docetism
I. Introduction
II. What Is a "Christophany"?
III. Traditions in the Synoptic Gospels with Christophanic Potential
1. The Infancy Stories (Mt 1-2
Lk 1-2)
2. The Baptism Accounts (Mt 3:13-17
Mk 1:9-11
Lk 3:31-22)
3. Jesus Stills the Storm (Mt 8:18,23-27
Mk 4:35-41
Lk 8:22-25)
4. Jesus Walks on Water (Mt 14:22-33
Mk 6:45-51)
5. The Transfiguration (Mt 17:1-13
Mk 9:2-13
Lk 9:28-36)
6. Resurrection Appearances (Mt 28:1-10,16-20
Mk 16:9-20
Lk 24:13-53)
IV. Conclusion: Christophanic Traditions with Docetic Potential
Jens Schröter: Eucharistie, Auferstehung und Vermittlung des ewigen Lebens: Beobachtungen zu Johannes und Ignatius (mit einem Ausblick auf Justin, Irenäus und das Philippusevangelium)
I. Der sogenannte "eucharistische Abschnitt" in Joh 6,51c-58
1. Christologie und Eucharistie in Johannes 6
2. Zur Diskussion über die Entstehung von Johannes 6
3. Johannes 6 im Kontext frühchristlicher Herrenmahlstraditionen
4. Zusammenfassung
II. Ignatius
III. Ausblick: Justin, Irenäus und das Philippusevangelium
IV. Schluss
Reimund Bieringer: The Passion Narrative in the Gospel of John: A Hotbed of Docetism?
I. Evidence of the True Humanity of Jesus in John 18-19
II. Evidence Potentially Minimizing the True Humanity of Jesus in John 18-19
1. A True Human Being in Control
2. More Than a Human Being
III. Conclusion
Maarten J. J. Menken: The Secessionists of the Johannine Epistles and Docetism
I. A Reconstruction of the Theological Views of the Secessionists
II. Were the Secessionists Docetists?
III. Conclusion
Alistair C. Stewart: Ignatius' "Docetists": A Survey of Opinions and Some Modest Suggestions
I. Introduction
II. Ignatius as a Hadrianic Figure
III. Ignatius' Opponents
1. Ignatius versus an Angel-Christology?
2. Were the Opponents "Phantasmal" Docetists?
3. Ignatius adversus Basiliden
4. Christ's Apparent Suffering
5. Ignatius adversus Cerinthum
IV. An Impasse and a New Avenue of Exploration
1. The Epistula Apostolorum as Key to the Ignatian Disputes
2. Further Reflections on the Evidence of Epistula Apostolorum
V. A Partial and Provisional Conclusion
Paul Anthony Hartog: The Impact of the Christological Controversies : Comparing the Ignatian Kerygma and Romans 1
I. Smyrnaeans 1 and Romans 1
II. Comparisons in William R. Schoedel and Charles Thomas Brown
III. Emphasis upon the Incarnation
IV. Other Differentiations
V. The Prophets and the Gospel
VI. Conclusion
Dominika Kurek-Chomycz: ". the Flesh of Our Saviour Jesus Christ, Which Suffered for Our Sins": The Early Christian "Dying for" Formula, Suffering, and the Eucharist in IgnSm 7:1
I. Introductory Remarks
II. The "Dying for" Formula in the Ignatian Corpus
III. The "Flesh Which Suffered for Our Sins" in IgnSm 7:1
IV. The "Flesh Which Suffered" in the Broader Context of Ignatius' Letters
V. Concluding Remarks
Taras Khomych: Conflicting Choreographies? Dance as Doctrinal Expression in Ignatius' Ephesians 19 and Acts of John 94-96
I. Ancient Chorus
II. Celestial Chorus in Ignatius' Ephesians 19
III. Divine Dance in the Acts of John
IV. Acts of John 94-96
V. Comparing the Choruses
VI. Concluding Remarks
Winrich Löhr: A Variety of Docetisms: Valentinus, Basilides and Their Disciples
I. An Encratite Christology: Valentinus
II. Soteriological Christologies: The School of Valentinus
1. The First Version of Valentinian Christology
2. The Second Version of Valentinian Christology
3. Differences between Eastern and Italian Valentinian Christology
4. Further Divisions Regarding the Body of Christ
5. The Christology of Alexander
III. A Christological Mind-Game: The Basilideans
1. Manichean Christologies Influenced by the Basilidean Model?
2. Muslim Christologies Influenced by the Basilidean Model?
IV. Conclusion
List of Contributors
Index of References
Old Testament
New Testament
Ancient Texts, Authors and Names
Index of Modern Authors
Index of Subjects

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