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'''Christianity in the Making: 1. Jesus Remembered''' (2003) is a book by [[James D.G. Dunn]].


==Abstract ==
"Focusing on Jesus, this first volume has several distinct features. It garners the lessons to be learned from the "quest for the historical Jesus" and meets the hermeneutical challenges to a historical and theological assessment of the Jesus tradition. It provides a fresh perspective both on the impact made by Jesus and on the traditions about Jesus as oral tradition, hence the title "Jesus Remembered." And it offers a fresh analysis of the details of that tradition, emphasizing its characteristic (rather than dissimilar) features. Noteworthy too are Dunn's treatments of the source question (particularly Q and the noncanonical Gospels) and of Jesus the Jew in his Galilean context."--Publisher description
==Editions==
Published in [[Grand Rapids, MI]]: [[Eerdmans]], 2003.
====Translations====
*[[Gli albori del cristianesimo: 1. La memoria di Gesù = Jesus Remembered (2006-07 Dunn), book (Italian ed.)]]
*[[예수와 기독교의 기원 = Jesus Remembered (2010 Dunn / Ch'a), book (Korean ed.)]]
==Contents==
==External links==
*[ Google Books]
[[Category:2003]]   
[[Category:2000s]]   
[[Category:English language--2000s|2003 Dunn]]
[[Category:Historical Jesus Studies--2000s|2003 Dunn]]
[[Category:Historical Jesus Studies--English|2003 Dunn]]
[[Category:Jesus of Nazareth (subject)|2003 Dunn]]
[[Category:Top 2000s| 2003 Dunn]]
[[Category:Historical Jesus Studies--Top 2000s| 2003 Dunn]]

Latest revision as of 18:33, 18 September 2023

Christianity in the Making: 1. Jesus Remembered (2003) is a book by James D.G. Dunn.

Abstract

"Focusing on Jesus, this first volume has several distinct features. It garners the lessons to be learned from the "quest for the historical Jesus" and meets the hermeneutical challenges to a historical and theological assessment of the Jesus tradition. It provides a fresh perspective both on the impact made by Jesus and on the traditions about Jesus as oral tradition, hence the title "Jesus Remembered." And it offers a fresh analysis of the details of that tradition, emphasizing its characteristic (rather than dissimilar) features. Noteworthy too are Dunn's treatments of the source question (particularly Q and the noncanonical Gospels) and of Jesus the Jew in his Galilean context."--Publisher description

Editions

Published in Grand Rapids, MI: Eerdmans, 2003.

Translations

Contents

External links

  • [ Google Books]

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