Religious Sects
Phụ đề: A Summary of Their Basic Beliefs
Tác giả: Rev. Juan Diaz Vilar, S.J.
Ký hiệu tác giả: VI-J
DDC: 280 - Giáo Phái Và Môn Phái Của Giáo Hội Kitô Giáo
Ngôn ngữ: Anh
Số cuốn: 1

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Mã số: 258SB0004490
Nhà xuất bản: Catholic Book Publishing Co. New York
Năm xuất bản: 1992
Khổ sách: 21
Số trang: 128
Kho sách: Thư viện Sao Biển
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CHAPTER ONE THE WORLD OF THE NEW TESTAMENT 3  
The Hellenistic World: The Cradle of Christianity  4  
Hellenistic Culture 7  
History of the Jews in the Greek and Roman Periods 15  
 Major Features of Judaism in the Greek and Roman Periods 22  
Jewish Movements and Groups in Palestine 30  
Diaspora Judaism 34  
Further Reading 35  
CHAPTER TWO THE NATURE OF THE NEW TESTAMENT 39  
The New Testament Books 39  
Authorship and Date 41  
The New Testament as a Book and as a Collection of Books 44  
The New Testament as Proclamation and Parenesis  46  
The New Testament as Myth 47  
The New Testament as Myth and History 53  
The New Testament as Tradition and as Interpretation of Tradition 60  
Further Reading 62  
CHAPTER THREE A HISTORY OF NEW TESTAMENT CHRISTIANITY 65  
Three Important factors in the History of New Testament Christianity  71  
The Phases of New Testament Christianity 73  
Further Reading 91  
CHAPTER FOUR APOCALYPTIC CHRISTIANITY 95  
Some Characteristics of Jewish-Christian Apocalyptic  96  
The Source Q  100  
Apocalyptic Scenarios in the Writings of Paul and His Follower 107  
The Apocalyptic Discourses: Mark 13 and Its Parallels 109  
The Book of Revelation 112  
The Visions and Symbols of Apocalyptic 120  
The Enduring Influence of Early Christian Apocalyptic 123  
Further Reading 124  
CHAPTER FIVE PAUL: Apostle to the Gentiles 127  
Sources for the Life and Thought of Paul  128  
A Chronology of Paul's Career  133  
A Sketch of Paul's Life 135  
The Authority of Paul as Apostle 144  
Further Reading 157  
CHAPTER SIX THE THEOLOGY OF PAUL IN HIS LETTERS  163  
Paul as a Writer of Letters  163  
 Traditions in Paul's Letters 169  
Paul's Letter to the Romans  189  
Paul's Theology and Ethics: A Summary 197  
The Impact of the Apostle Paul 203  
Further Reading 204  
CHAPTER SEVEN DEUTERO-PAULINE CHRISTIANITY and the Letter to the Hebrews  207  
Second Thessalonians 208  
Colossians 209  
Ephesians 218  
Deutero-Pauline Christianity as a Movement  223  
The Letter to the Hebrews 226  
Further Reading 230  
CHAPTER EIGHT THE GOSPEL OF MARK: The Apocalyptic Drama 233  
 The Traditional Material Used by Mark  233  
Redaction Criticism 235  
Mark and the Apocalyptic Drama 237  
The Structure of the Gospel of Mark 239  
The Gospel of Mark and the Passion of Jesus  240  
The Evangelist and His Readers 241  
Mark, the Gentile Mission, and Galilee 242  
Exegetical Survey of the Gospel of Mark 243  
Further Observations 254  
Authorship and Place of Composition of the Gospel 257  
The Interpretation of the Gospel of Mark 257  
Further Reading 260  
CHAPTER NINE THE GOSPEL OF MATTHEW: Christianity as Obedience to the New Revelation 263  
The Evangelist as a Man of the Hellenistic Jewish Christian Mission 263  
The Evangelist and the Problems of the Christianity of His Day 266  
The Church and the Church's Book  270  
The Idea of Salvation History 272  
The Structure of the Gospel of Matthew 274  
Exegetical Survey of the Gospel of Matthew 274  
The Interpretation of the Gospel of Mark by the Evangelist Matthew  288  
The Interpretation of the Gospel of Matthew 289  
Further Reading 290  
CHAPTER TEN THE GOSPEL OF LUKE AND THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES: The Idea of Salvation History 293  
The Author as a Man of the Hellenistic Jewish Christian Mission 293  
The Author and the Problems of the Christianity of His Day 296  
Salvation History in Luke-Acts  301  
The Structure of Luke-Acts 309  
Exegetical Survey of Luke-Acts 311  
The Interpretation of the Gospel of Mark by the Author of Luke-Acts  323  
The Interpretation of Luke-Acts 326  
CHAPTER ELEVEN THE GOSPEL AND LETTERS OF JOHN: The Literature of the Johannine School 329  
Historical Questions Concerning the Gospel and Letters  330  
The Gospel of John and Its Special Sources 335  
The Gospel and the Letters 337  
The Evangelist and the Problems of the Christianity of His Day 338  
The Thought World and Major Ideas of the Gospel of John 341  
Displacements Within the Text of the Gospel 345  
The Structure of the Gospel 346  
Exegetical Survey of the Gospel of John 347  
The First Letter of John 362  
The Second and Third Letters of John 363  
The Johannine School 364  
Further Reading 367  
CHAPTER TWELVE THE CHURCH ON THE WAY 1 BECOMING AN INSTITUTION 371  
The Letter of James 372  
The First Letter of Peter  375  
The Letter of Jude 379  
The Second Letter of Peter The Pastoral Letters: 1 Timothy, 2 Timothy, Titus 384  
The Characteristics of the Emerging Institutional Church 388  
The Interpretation of the Literature of the Emerging Institutional Church 393  
Further Reading 393  
CHAPTER THIRTEEN THE PRESUPPOSITION OF THE NEW TESTAMENT: JESUS 397  
The Figure "Jesus” in the New Testament 397  
esus in Sources Other Than the New Testament 406  
The Life and Message of Jesus 410  
 From Jesus to the New Testament 426  
 Further Reading 427  
EPILOGUE: Ways of Being Religious in the New Testament 431  
APPENDIX 1: The Canon of the Bible 435  
APPENDIX 2: The Text of the New Testament 447  
APPENDIX 3: English Translations of the Greek New Testament 455  
APPENDIX 4: Major Archeological, Textual Discoveries, and Publications 463  
APPENDIX 5: Religious and Philosophical Texts from the Greco-Roman World 471  
BIBLIOGRAPHY 484  
BIBLIOGRAPHY BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR RESEARCH PAPERS 496  
GLOSSARY 501  
INDEX 507