Memories of Jesus
Subtitle: a critical appraisal of James D.G. Dunn's Jesus remembered
By: Robert B. Stewart & Gary R. Habermas, editors
Publisher: B&H Academic
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Nashville, Tenn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 334
ISBN-13: 9780805448405
Subjects: Person and offices; Criticism, interpretation; Bible
Other titles: Jesus remembered.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Table of contents: title: From Reimarus to Dunn: situating James D.G. Dunn in the history of Jesus research  -- Robert B. Stewart; title: Whose memory? Whose orality? a conversation with James D.G. Dunn on Jesus and the Gospels  -- Markus Bockmuehl; title: Telling the truth of history: a response to James D.G. Dunn's "Jesus remembered"  -- Scot McKnight -- A  new perspective on the Jesus tradition: reflections on James D.G. Dunn's "Jesus remembered" / -- Samuel Byrskog -- Orality and the parables: with special reference to James D.G. Dunn's "Jesus remembered" / -- Craig L. Blomberg; title: Remarks on James D.G.Dunn's approach to Jesus research  -- Jens Schröter -- Jesus's dissimilarity from Second Temple Judaism and the Early Church / -- Craig A. Evans; title: The transmission of the remembered Jesus: insights from textual criticism  -- Bill Warren; title: Why not "Beginning from Bethlehem"? A critique of James D.G. Dunn's treatment of the synoptic birth narratives  -- Charles L. Quarles; title: "Christianity in the Making": oral mystery or eyewitness history?  -- Ben Witherington III; title: Remembering Jesus' self-understanding: James D.G. Dunn on Jesus' sense of role and identity  -- Paul Rhodes Eddy; title: James D.G. Dunn on the resurrection of Jesus  -- Stephen T. Davis; title: Remembering Jesus' resurrection: responding to James D.G. Dunn -- Gary R. Habermas -- In grateful dialogue: a response to my interlocutors /-- James D.G. Dunn.