The disciples' Jesus
Subtitle: christology as reconciling practice
By: Terrence W. Tilley.
Publisher: Orbis Books
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Maryknoll, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 302
ISBN-13: 9781570757969
Subjects: Jesus Christ -- Person and offices; Christian life
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Approach; title: Why another christology?; title: Constructing christology; title: The focus; title: The christological question; title: The vision; title: The place of christology; title: Orientation; title: Jesus as first among equals; title: Remembering the historic Jesus; title: God's saving agent; title: Recognitions and interrogations; title: Beginning christology at the right place; title: Confessing Jesus as Ho Christos : Peter at Caesarea Philippi; title: The origin of the story; title: Portraying confusion; title: Performing the Caesarea Philippi story; title: The story of Christ and his disciples; title: Confessing Jesus as Ho Christos : Martha and Mary at Bethany; title: The encounter at Bethany; title: The Supper at Bethany; title: John and the Synoptics; title: The wisdom of Christian practice; title: Hymns to Jesus; title: Paul's use of the hymn; title: Discipleship and christology; title: The interrogation by the disciples of John the Baptist at Naim; title: God's reign in practice; title: Remembering the politics of the Jesus-Movement; title: Polity and practice; title: Jesus' mission and the disciples' missions; title: Exorcising and healing; title: Remembering Jesus' healing as reconciling; title: The Jesus-Movement as healing and reconciling; title: Healing today?; title: Teaching; title: The parable of the traveler in the ditch; title: The aphorisms; title: Forgiving as a reconciling practice; title: Practicing forgiveness; title: Forgiveness and the reconciling life; title: Keeping and rejoicing in table fellowship; title: The controversial practice of inclusive table fellowship; title: Parables about banqueting; title: The Last Supper; title: Hospitality as a reconciling practice; title: Implications; title: The form and function of doctrine; title: The CDF and Sobrino; title: Doctrine as rules; title: The heart of christological doctrine : truly human, truly divine; title: Beginning with Chalcedon; title: Divine nature, human nature : the problem; title: Divine nature, human nature : toward a solution of the problem; title: Discerning God's will; title: The heart of discipleship : a christology of reconciling practice; title: Reconciling practice; title: Incarnating atonement; title: Resurrection, reconciliation, and mission.