The mystery at the core of Christian belief is examined from the earliest evidence and sources through to present day, with arguments for and against the historical truth of this aspect of faith.
The mystery at the core of Christian belief is examined from the earliest evidence and sources through to present day, with arguments for and against the historical truth of this aspect of faith.
Dale C. Allison, Jr., is the Richard J. Dearborn Professor of New Testament at Princeton Theological Seminary, USA, and the author of many books, including Constructing Jesus: Memory, Imagination, and History and the International Critical Commentary on James.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword Part I. Setting the Stage 1. Overture 2. Options Part II. Historical-Critical Studies 3. Formulae and Confessions 4. Appearances and Christophanies 5. The Story of the Tomb: Friday 6. The Story of the Tomb: Sunday 7. Resurrected Holy Ones? 8. Rudolf Pesch Redivivus? Part III. Thinking with Parallels 9. Apparitions: Characteristics and Correlations 10. Visions: Protests and Proposals 11. Enduring Bonds 12. Rainbow Body 13. Cessationism and Seeing Jesus 14. Zeitoun and Seeing Mary Part IV. Analysis and Reflections 15. Some Tenuous Arguments: Apologetical 16. Some Tenuous Arguments: Skeptical 17. Inferences and Competing Stories 18. Overreach and Modest Results Coda Index
Foreword Part I. Setting the Stage 1. Overture 2. Options Part II. Historical-Critical Studies 3. Formulae and Confessions 4. Appearances and Christophanies 5. The Story of the Tomb: Friday 6. The Story of the Tomb: Sunday 7. Resurrected Holy Ones? 8. Rudolf Pesch Redivivus? Part III. Thinking with Parallels 9. Apparitions: Characteristics and Correlations 10. Visions: Protests and Proposals 11. Enduring Bonds 12. Rainbow Body 13. Cessationism and Seeing Jesus 14. Zeitoun and Seeing Mary Part IV. Analysis and Reflections 15. Some Tenuous Arguments: Apologetical 16. Some Tenuous Arguments: Skeptical 17. Inferences and Competing Stories 18. Overreach and Modest Results Coda Index
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