
Rethinking the Ethics of John
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Die Beiträge der vorliegenden Studie machen deutlich, dass die frühere Forschung von Methoden und Begriffen geleitet war, die weder der antiken Ethik noch den johanneischen Schriften gerecht wird. Die Handlungsreflexion und Normendiskussion wird im Johannesevangelium nicht argumentativ und in Gestalt direkter Imperative vollzogen, gleichwohl stehen Handeln, Werke und Leben ganz im Zentrum des vierten Evangeliums.
Die Beiträge des Bandes nehmen traditionsgeschichtliche, sprachliche und rezeptionsästhetische Aspekte in den Blick und zeigen in ihrer Vielfalt, wie reichhaltig die "implizite Ethik" der johanneischen Schriften ist.
Die Untersuchung ist ebenso eng mit den ethischen Forschungen an der Radboud Universität wie mit dem Mainzer Forschungszentrum "Ethik in Antike und Christentum" verbunden. Sie stellt einen weiteren Beitrag zu den "Kontexten und Normen der frühchristlichen Ethik" dar.
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Introduction: Overview of Research
Michael Labahn : "It's Only Love" - Is That All? Limits and Potentials of Johannine "Ethic" - A Critical Evaluation of Research - Ruben Zimmermann : Is there Ethics in the Gospel of John? Challenging an outdated consensus
Possible backgrounds for Johannine ethics
Andrew T. Glicksman : Beyond Sophia: The Sapiential Portrayal of Jesus in the Fourth Gospel and Its Ethical Implications for the Johannine Community - Erik Eynikel : The Qumran background of Johannine Ethics - Volker Rabens : Johannine Perspectives on Ethical Enabling in the Context of Stoic and Philonic Ethics
Ethics in the Gospel according to John
William R.G. Loader : The Law and Ethics in John's Gospel - Karl Weyer-Menkhoff : The Response of Jesus. Ethics in John by considering Scripture as Work of God - Jan G. van der Watt : Ethics of/and the opponents of Jesus in John's Gospel - Christos Karakolis : Semeia Conveying Ethics in the Gospel according to John - Mira Stare : Ethics of life in the Gospel of John - Hermut Löhr : ????? as an Element of Moral Language in John - Chrys C. Caragounis : "Abide in me". The New Mode of Relationship Between Jesus and His Followers as a Basis for Christian Ethics (John 15) - Glen Lund : The Joys and Dangers of Ethics in John's Gospel - Paul N. Anderson : Discernment-Oriented Leadership in the Johannine Situation - biding in the Truth versus Lesser Alternatives
Ethics in 1 John
Udo Schnelle : Ethical Theology in 1 John - Jeffrey E. Brickle : Transacting Virtue within a Disrupted Community: The Negotiation of Ethics in the First Epistle of John - Tom Thatcher : Cain the Jew the AntiChrist: Collective Memory and the Johannine Ethic of Loving and Hating
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