"This volume engages constructive scholarly developments that have gained momentum within the study of pre-Constantinian Christianity in recent years. Each chapter represents cutting edge research. The most pressing questions of recent decades have been reviewed, and each contributor offers constructive ways forward for future research"--
"This volume engages constructive scholarly developments that have gained momentum within the study of pre-Constantinian Christianity in recent years. Each chapter represents cutting edge research. The most pressing questions of recent decades have been reviewed, and each contributor offers constructive ways forward for future research"--
I. Contested Contexts: 1. The History of Ancient Christian History David E. Wilhite; 2. The Present and Future of Ancient Christian History David E. Wilhite; 3. Depicting the Other in Early Christian Polemic: Christian Rhetoric and Identity in the Early Heresiologists Richard Flower; 4. Why Did People Become Christians in the Pre-Constantinian World? Reframing the Question Éric Rebillard; II. Contested Figures: 5. Remembering Jesus in Earliest Christianity: The What and How of Socially-framed Memory Ben Sutton and Anthony Le Donne; 6. Remembering Jesus in the Second and Third Centuries CE Andrew Gregory; 7. Paul and His Diverse Champions Benjamin L. White; 8. Peter and His Diverse Champions Tobias Nicklas; III. Contested Heritage: 9. Jews and Christians in Pagan Antiquity: From the First through the Third Centuries Christine Shepardson and Paula Fredriksen; 10. The Marcionite Options Judith M. Lieu; 11. The Gnosticising Options: Routes Back to God Pheme Perkins; 12. Early Christian Involvement in Classical Education, Literature, and Philosophy Josef Lössl; 13. Scriptures and Interpretations in Early Christian History Peter W. Martens; IV. Contested Cultures: 14. Early Christians and Their Socio-Economic Contexts James R. Harrison; 15. Early Christians and Roman Imperial Ideology Adam Winn; 16. Martyrdom between Fiction and Memory David L. Eastman; 17. The Emergence(s) of Christian Material Culture(s) Eric C. Smith; 18. Manuscripts and the Making of the New Testament Tommy Wasserman; V. Contested Beliefs: 19. Contesting Creator and Creation Paul M. Blowers; 20. The Trinity in the Making Jennifer Strawbridge; 21. Resurrection, Transformation, and Deification M. David Litwa; 22. The Eucharist in the First Three Centuries Daniel Cardó; 23. Office, and Appointment to Office, in Early Christian Circles Alistair C. Stewart; VI. Contested Bodies: 24. Masculinity, Femininity, and Sexuality: The Construct of Self-Control in Early Christianity Susan E. Hylen; 25. Christian Slavery in Theology and Practice: Its Relation to God, Sin, and Justice Ilaria L.E. Ramelli; 26. Wealth, Almsgiving, and Poverty Helen Rhee; 27. Power, Authority, The Living and The Dead Robin M. Jensen.
I. Contested Contexts: 1. The History of Ancient Christian History David E. Wilhite; 2. The Present and Future of Ancient Christian History David E. Wilhite; 3. Depicting the Other in Early Christian Polemic: Christian Rhetoric and Identity in the Early Heresiologists Richard Flower; 4. Why Did People Become Christians in the Pre-Constantinian World? Reframing the Question Éric Rebillard; II. Contested Figures: 5. Remembering Jesus in Earliest Christianity: The What and How of Socially-framed Memory Ben Sutton and Anthony Le Donne; 6. Remembering Jesus in the Second and Third Centuries CE Andrew Gregory; 7. Paul and His Diverse Champions Benjamin L. White; 8. Peter and His Diverse Champions Tobias Nicklas; III. Contested Heritage: 9. Jews and Christians in Pagan Antiquity: From the First through the Third Centuries Christine Shepardson and Paula Fredriksen; 10. The Marcionite Options Judith M. Lieu; 11. The Gnosticising Options: Routes Back to God Pheme Perkins; 12. Early Christian Involvement in Classical Education, Literature, and Philosophy Josef Lössl; 13. Scriptures and Interpretations in Early Christian History Peter W. Martens; IV. Contested Cultures: 14. Early Christians and Their Socio-Economic Contexts James R. Harrison; 15. Early Christians and Roman Imperial Ideology Adam Winn; 16. Martyrdom between Fiction and Memory David L. Eastman; 17. The Emergence(s) of Christian Material Culture(s) Eric C. Smith; 18. Manuscripts and the Making of the New Testament Tommy Wasserman; V. Contested Beliefs: 19. Contesting Creator and Creation Paul M. Blowers; 20. The Trinity in the Making Jennifer Strawbridge; 21. Resurrection, Transformation, and Deification M. David Litwa; 22. The Eucharist in the First Three Centuries Daniel Cardó; 23. Office, and Appointment to Office, in Early Christian Circles Alistair C. Stewart; VI. Contested Bodies: 24. Masculinity, Femininity, and Sexuality: The Construct of Self-Control in Early Christianity Susan E. Hylen; 25. Christian Slavery in Theology and Practice: Its Relation to God, Sin, and Justice Ilaria L.E. Ramelli; 26. Wealth, Almsgiving, and Poverty Helen Rhee; 27. Power, Authority, The Living and The Dead Robin M. Jensen.
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