The resurrection effect
Subtitle: transforming Christian life and thought
By: Anthony J. Kelly.
Publisher: Orbis Books
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Maryknoll N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 205
ISBN-13: 9781570757709
Subjects: Jesus Christ -- Resurrection; Theology, Doctrinal -- History -- 20th century; Theology, Doctrinal -- History -- 21st century
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 197-200) and index.
Table of contents: title: "Placing" the resurrection; title: A theological problem; title: The awkwardness of the resurrection for theology; title: Reason and resurrection; title: A resurrectional attitude; title: A postmodern opportunity; title: The Resurrection and the disturbance of categories; title: Conclusion: a phenomenological standpoint; title: A phenomenological approach to the resurrection; title: The phenomenological turn; title: The resurrection as saturated phenomenon; title: Aspects of the resurrection-phenomenon; title: The resurrection as revelation; title: The resurrection as event; title: The resurrection as aesthetic form; title: The resurrection as "flesh"; title: The resurrection and the face of christ; title: Saturated phenomenon or mystery?; title: The resurrection and the phenomenon of the new testament; title: Receptivity to the divinely given; title: Interpretation in the light of christ; title: Rhetorics of receptivity and excess; title: Light in darkness; title: The resurrection event; title: The multi-dimensional phenomenon;; title: Dimensions of the resurrection-event; title: The paschal aspect: the resurrection of the crucified; title: The paternal, generative source; title: Filial identity; title: Spirit: the effusive aspect the event; title: Sacrament: the church as body of christ; title: Eschatological anticipation; title: The light of the resurrection; title: The light and its meaning: patterns of rhetoric; title: Arcs of rhetoric; title: Dimensions of meaning; title: Paul and the resurrection effect; title: Paul's transformative experience;; title: Conversion to the risen one: its narrative setting;; title: From experience to meaning; title: Corinthians 15: 1-28; title: Philippians 2: 5-11; title: Resurrection: the visual phenomenon; title: A continuing dialectic; title: The appearances of the risen christ; title: The economy of seeing: an end and a beginning; title: The other paraclete; title: Subjectivity, objectivity,and the resurrection; title: The polarities of subject and object; title: The complexity of experience; title: Assumptions questioned; title: The saturation of the phenomenon; title: Conclusion: the play of polarities; title: The salvific realism of the resurrection; title: Salvific objectivity; title: Salvific realism; title: The divine initiative; title: Presence and absence; title: The humanity of the risen one; title: Forgiveness; title: The empty tomb; title: Overture to world history; title: Salvific subjectivity; title: A new beginning; title: The disciples' new understanding;; title: Called to witness;; title: A universal horizon; title: A reactive world; title: Tensions of the resurrection effect; title: The resurrection and the trinity; title: The resurrection and moral theology; title: Transcultural openness; title: Resurrection as horizon.