The secular meaning of the Gospel : based on an analysis of its language /
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction: The Contemporary problem for Theology and faith: A secular understaning of the Gospel; The Two sides of the problem: Christology and Understanding; The Method and nature of this study
The Concern for Christology: The way to Chalcedon; Evaluations of Chalcedon; The Problem of Patristic and Biblical Categories; A Christology of "Call" and "Response"
The Concern for understanding: Existentialist Interpretations of a Gospel without Myth; Problems of "God" language, and history; An Analysis of the Radical Alternative
Analyses of Theological language: The problem of Religious Language; Linguistic Analyses of Religious Assertions; A Method for reconstruction
Jesus of Nazareth: The problem of History; The Historical Jesus; Easter
The Meaning of the Gospel: The Gospel as the expression of a historical perspective; The language of New Testament Christology
The Meaning of Christology: Theology's responsibility to its own past; Analysis of the Language of Christology; The function of Christology
The meaning of Theology: Revelation, predestination and creation; Sin, Justification and Sanctification; The Church, its Acts and Words
Conclusion: Secular Christianity
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