num_pages: 456
description: PrefaceIntroduction: Christian Origins and the ImaginationsPart I: Christian Beginnings The Temple and the Land of Palestine Jesus in Galilee The Followers of Jesus The Congregations of the Christ The Patterns of Social ConflictPart II: Stories in the Gospel Tradition The Parables of Jesus The Pronouncement Stories The Miracle Stories/li&gt;Part III: Narratives of the PassionThe Entanglements of History and Myth The Narrative Designs The Compositional ProcessPart IV: The Gospel According to Mark The Gospel as Myth The Gospel as Apocalypse The Gospel as Parable The Gospel as ParadigmConclusion: Imagination and the Myth of InnocenceApendices I. The Pronouncement Stories in Mark II. Linnemann: The Traditions of the Passion III. Dormeyer: The Acts of the Martyr IV. The Gospel of Mark: An OverviewBibliographyIndices I. Subjects II. Ancient Authors and Writings III. Modern Authors
language: English
title: A Myth of Innocence: Mark & Christian Origins
titlecomplete: A Myth of Innocence: Mark & Christian Origins (Foundations & Facets)
genres: Religion, New Testament
ratings_count: 30
publisher: Fortress Press