Apocalyptic and the future of theology
Subtitle: with and beyond J. Louis Martyn
By: edited by Joshua B. Davis and Douglas Harink
Publisher: Cascade Books
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Eugene, Oregon
Language: eng
Number of pages: 405
ISBN-13: 9781620320877
Subjects: Apocalyptic literature; Theology; Eschatology; Bible
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Table of contents: title: Personal word about Ernst Käsemann  -- J. Louis Martyn; title: Introduction: the challenge of apocalyptic to modern theology  -- Joshua B. Davis; title: God nearer to us than we are to ourselves  -- Walter J. Lowe; title: Partakers of the divine apocalypse: hermeneutics, history, and human agency after Martyn  -- Douglas Harink; title: Paul's apocalyptic cross and philosophy: reading 1 Corinthians with Giorgio Agamben and Alain Badiou  -- Alexandra R. Brown; title: Eschatologizing apocalyptic: an assessment of the present conversation on Pauline apocalyptic  -- David W. Congdon; title: "If Johannes Weiss is right ... ": a brief retrospective on apocalyptic theology  -- Christopher Morse; title: On dogmatic/systematic appropriation of Paul-according-to-Martyn  -- Robert W. Jenson; title: Apocalypse and incarnation: the participatory logic of Paul's gospel  -- Susan Grove Eastman; title: "Neither height nor depth": cosmos and soteriology in Paul's letter to the Romans  -- Beverly Roberts Gaventa; title: "Christ must reign": Ernst Käsemann and soteriology in an apocalyptic key  -- Philip G. Ziegler; title: Spirit and the promise: on becoming aligned with the way things really are  -- Christopher R.J. Holmes; title: "Discerning the body" at the apocalyptic standpoint: a feminist engagement with Martyn's thought  -- Jodi L.A. Belcher; title: In Christ, there is no opposition: cross, resurrection, and baptism in the apocalyptic Paul  -- J. David Belcher; title: Sentences and verbs: talking about God  -- Fleming Rutledge; title: Baptism at the turn of the ages  -- Joseph Mangina; title: Apocalyptic and imminence: a response to Christianity's cultured defenders  -- Nathan R. Kerr; title: End of sacrifice: an apocalyptic politics -- Stanley Hauerwas.