Christian History and Interpretation: Studies Presented to John Knox

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Part I. Problems of History and Faith: 1. Some Implications, Philosophical and Theological, in John Knox's Writing W. Norman Pittenger 2. John Knox's Conception of History Daniel Day Williams 3. The Atonement F. W. Dillistone 4. Theological Arguments for Christ's Historicity: Parallels with the Theistic Proofs A. Durwood Foster 5. Archegos: An Essay on the Relation between the Biblical Jesus Christ and the Present-Day Reader Richard R. Niebuhr 6 An Historical Essay on the Humanity of Jesus Christ William R. Farmer 7. Deflexions on Tradition: The Aboth Revisited W. D. Davies 8. Sayings of the Risen Jesus in the Gospel Tradition: An Inquiry into their Origin and Significance Frank W. Beare 9. The Portrait of Jesus in John and in the Synoptic C. H. Dodd 10. ...et hoc genus omne - an Examination of Dr A. T. Hanson's Strictures on Some Recent Gospel Study D. E. Nineham Part II. Chapters in Paul's Life and Thought: 11. Pauline Chronology and Pauline Theology J. C. Hurd, Jr 12. The Apostolic Paroiisia: Form and Significance Robert W. Funk 13. Epistemology at the Turn of the Ages: 2 Corinthians 5: 16 J. Louis Martyn 14. 'The Word is Near You' : Romans To: 6-10 within the Purpose of the Letter M. Jack Suggs 15. Paul and The Church at Corinth according to I Corinthians 1-4 Nils A. Dahl 16. Church Discipline and the Interpretation of the Epistles to the Corinthians G. W. H. Lampe 17. Paul and the New Testament Ethic in the Thought of John Knox Paul Schubert 18 Obligation in the Ethic of Paul C. F. D. Moule.

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