Name of the student Name of the professor Subject Date Introduction Anselm has triangulated the whole concept of salvation on the concept of incarnation of the person of Jesus Christ, the holy son of God who was born of a woman for the sake of the plan of salvation of mankind, and the idea of atonement of sins that was the result of the death of Christ. His disposition about the whole plan of salvation, as believed by majority in the Christian faith, is tethered on the person of Jesus Christ though
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High Christology in the Gospel of John. What evidence exists in the Gospel of John to support Ernst Käsemann’s insight that the Johannine Jesus is like a “god striding over the earth”? John presents a very different Jesus compared to the synoptic gospels. It is clear that for John Jesus has many complex elements to his personality and without all of these the picture is not complete. The above quote by Käsemann suggests that in the gospel of John Jesus’ divinity is definite and his presence
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respective denominational or confessional traditions.” But, doubt that Christ in tradition was different from the actual Christ created a shift from metaphysical to historical Christology. This sparked the search for the historical Jesus in which two approaches, “Christology from Above” and “Christology from Below arose. Christology from above, associated closely with Rudolf Bultmann, Karl Barth, and Emil Brunner, was born from the idea that rather than studying the historical Jesus as a man, the best
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Moreover, the Son can have no direct knowledge of the Father since the Son has limits and is of a different type of existence. Support for Arius from powerful bishops like Eusebius of Caesarea and Eusebius of Nicomedia further illustrate how Arius' Christology was shared by other Christians in the Empire. With all of this said, one could ask why this is important enough to
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JOURNAL ARTICLE CRITIQUE of Boring, M. Eugene “Matthew’s Narrative Christology: Three Stories.” Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology 64 no 4 (October 2010): 356-67. THEO 510 LUO (Fall 2013) Survey of Theology Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary Jermaine L. Andrews (ID# 26089173) August 31, 2013 Table of Contents Introduction 1 Brief Summary 1 Critical Interaction 2 Conclusion 3 End Notes 4 Bibliography 5 Introduction
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Paul’s detention in Rome. Bo Reike in his article, “The Risen Lord and His Chruch, The Theology of Acts” presupposes the theology of the Book of Acts as simply being a continuation of the work of the risen Lord and His Church, in which he expresses Christology and Eccesiology as the two major themes of Acts. This paper will evaluate the author’s approach in examining the theology of Acts , and weigh the thesis of
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book. It is written from a historical and narrative perspective. The Christology in the Gospel of John is high even though I question some of the things Jesus does. One thing I question is Jesus turning water into wine. The Scripture I will be discussing will be John 2:1-11. Is there Christology in giving wine that can make one that drunk especially when drunkenness can cause one to do dangerous things? However, the Christology is not in the drunkenness. My objective is to prove that there is humanistic
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that, “Every attempt to know him [i.e. Christ], to understand him, is therefore always a journey a following…Following Christ is therefore not just a subsequent application of the church’s Christology to our life; the practice of following Christ is itself a central part of Christology…In this sense every Christology is subject to the primary practice” (12). The Church also believes that it is through the Spirit that you come to know God. “The Christian law of prayer (the so-called lex orandi) insists
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Word of God who was both with God and was God at the beginning of all things – who became a human. Here he is not born of a virgin and he is not adopted by God at the baptism (neither event is narrated in John – and could not be, given, John’s Christology). So yes, now I agree that Jesus is portrayed as a divine being, a God-man, in all the Gospels. But in very different ways, depending on which Gospel you read. I believe it to be a fair summary to say that the crux of Ehrman’s argument is
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