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A Myth of Innocence: Jesus, Authorities, Disciples de Burton L. Mack

A Myth of Innocence: Jesus, Authorities, Disciples: Foundations & Facets Series

Autor Burton L. Mack
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 31 iul 1991

    Preface

    Introduction: Christian Origins and the Imaginations

    Part I: Christian Beginnings

  1. The Temple and the Land of Palestine
  2. Jesus in Galilee
  3. The Followers of Jesus
  4. The Congregations of the Christ
  5. The Patterns of Social Conflict

    6. Part II: Stories in the Gospel Tradition

  6. The Parables of Jesus
  7. The Pronouncement Stories
  8. The Miracle Stories
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    Part III: Narratives of the Passion

  9. The Entanglements of History and Myth
  10. The Narrative Designs
  11. The Compositional Process

    12. Part IV: The Gospel According to Mark

  12. The Gospel as Myth
  13. The Gospel as Apocalypse
  14. The Gospel as Parable
  15. The Gospel as Paradigm

    16. Conclusion: Imagination and the Myth of Innocence

    Apendices
    I. The Pronouncement Stories in Mark
    II. Linnemann: The Traditions of the Passion
    III. Dormeyer: The Acts of the Martyr
    IV. The Gospel of Mark: An Overview

    Bibliography

    Indices
    I. Subjects
    II. Ancient Authors and Writings
    III. Modern Authors

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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780800625498
ISBN-10: 0800625498
Pagini: 456
Ilustrații: black & white illustrations
Dimensiuni: 154 x 229 x 30 mm
Greutate: 0.71 kg
Ediția:Pbk
Editura: Augsburg Fortress Publishing
Seria Foundations & Facets Series

Recenzii

"A Myth of Innocence is the most penetrating historical work on the origins of Christianity written by an American scholar in this century. Its strikingly innovative feature is the recombination of literary and social histories, and the placement of diverse Jesus movements into their respective social contexts."