between Christianity and Judaism and their significance for the character of Christianity Dunn, James D. G. Additional Author mixed material bibliography United Kingdom SCM Press 1991 monographic en English

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xvi, 368 p. ; 24 cm. The Parting of the Ways is James Dunn's classic exploration of the important questions that surround the emergence of Christian distinctiveness and the pulling apart of Christianity and Judaism in the first century of our era. The book begins by surveying the way in which questions have been approached since the time of F C Baur in the nineteenth century. The author then presents the four pillars of monotheism, election and land, Torah and Temple. He then examines various issues which arose with the emergence of Jesus and the temple; the Stephen affair; temple and cult in earliest Christianity; Jesus, Israel and the law; 'the end of the law'; and Jesus' teaching on God. The theme of 'one God, one Lord', and the controversy between Jews and Christians over the unity of God, lead to a concluding chapter on the parting of the ways. The issues are presented with clarity and the views and findings of others are drawn together and added to his own, to make up this comprehensive volume. James D.G. Dunn. Primitive and early church, ca. 30-600 Post-exilic period, 586 B.C.-210 A.D Christianity and other religions Judaism Criticism, interpretation, etc Judaism (Christian theology) Early church, ca. 30-600 270.11563380226: Perpustakaan STTB Bandung Theological Seminary 270.1 Dun p E10002612 Non Fiction 270.1 Dun p 16409 1991-08-08 00:00:00 2026-04-28 17:45:31 machine generated