Who Do You Say that I Am?: Essays on Christology - Google.

The study of Jesus has been an extraordinarily active enterprise in recent decades. Though rooted in the past, it is among the least antiquarian of historical or theological pursuits.

In Christianity, Jesus is believed to be the Son of God and in many mainstream Christian denominations, he is also believed to be the second Person in the Trinity. Christians believe that through his crucifixion and subsequent resurrection, God offered humans salvation and eternal life.

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Christology - Christology - Jesus in the visual arts: Given the dominating place the figure of Jesus has had in Western art, it is perhaps surprising that the pictorial portrayal of Jesus was a matter of considerable debate within the Christian church during its early centuries. Thus, whereas 2nd-century theologians such as St. Irenaeus, bishop of Lyon, and Clement of Alexandria repudiated the.

Christ in practice: a christology of everyday life 30 November, 1999. Clive Marsh considers how Christ is present today, and invites us to reflect on how communal human interaction can be informed and transformed through attempting to understand this question.

In a collection of essays dealing with Christology of Divine Identity (CDI), Bauckham argues that Early High Christology, or CDI is the highest possible Christology. In saying this, he argues against two other Christological approaches developed later in the history of Christianity: functional Christology and ontological Christology.

Feminist Christology: The Problem Stated by Jacquelyn Grant, from White Women's Christ and Black Women's Jesus, Feminist Christology and Womanist Response, Chapter II, pp. 63-90. Scholars Press, Atlanta Georgia, 1989. Feminist theologians have not done overwhelmingly substantial amounts of work in the area of Christology.

This essay focuses on his Christology and, in particular, seeks to emphasize how, unlike many of today’s theological interlocutors, Benedict immerses his Christology in a deeply Eucharistic weltanschauung. Therefore, this essay is going to focus more on how Christocentric his Eucharistic Ecclesiology is, in the hopes that the reader will be able to appreciate how a spiritual Christology.

Each essay will explore the historicity of each accusation and what they tell us about Jesus. McKnight and Modica propose that by examining these specific allegations, one can begin to comprehend a neglected dimension of historical Jesus studies, namely, that Jesus can be understood by what his opponents (critics) say of him.

Surely one of the most discussed (since most important) aspects of theology today is Christology, the theological meaning of Jesus Christ. No school of thought can manage to avoid it; to all of them Jesus still addresses his question “And who do you say that I am?”.

Personal Essay - Who Am I? essaysWho am I? This is a question that I should ask myself everyday. It's a question that helps me to evaluate my life, and what it means to me. In order to complete this personal evaluation, I will split my life into three categories: spiritual, mental, and my view.

When people say, ''Who are you?'' you think back and say your name, but ask yourself, '' Who am I?'' don't think of your achievements, think of your habits, your skills, what defines your infinite. improve this answer. answered May 2 '15 at 1:15. Welcome to ELU, truebeing. Perhaps you are making a legitimate existential point, but your answer.