Uniqueness
For Christians, it refers to whether Jesus is a singular figure or merely one among many teachers, impacting the significance of the Christian message.
Historical Jesus
The figure of Jesus understood through historical investigation, distinct from theological interpretations.
1/9
Looks like no tags are added yet.
Name | Mastery | Learn | Test | Matching | Spaced |
---|
No study sessions yet.
Uniqueness
For Christians, it refers to whether Jesus is a singular figure or merely one among many teachers, impacting the significance of the Christian message.
Historical Jesus
The figure of Jesus understood through historical investigation, distinct from theological interpretations.
Claims of Divinity
Assertions about Jesus' divine nature that, according to Ed Sanders, cannot be substantiated by historical evidence alone.
Christ-event
The totality of Jesus' life and its place in history, which shapes the understanding of human existence.
Josephus
A contemporary historian who noted that religious disquiet often led to riots in Jerusalem, relevant to understanding Jesus' crucifixion.
Eschatological Hope
Beliefs about end times and divine intervention, tied to the significance of Jesus in the context of the New Testament.
Contemporary Scholarship
Modern academic study that may separate the study of Jesus as a historical figure from faith-based perspectives.
Macquarrie’s Conclusion
Every life is unique in some aspects, but no single moment in Jesus' life defines him uniquely as the Son of God.
Significance of Jesus
His life’s impact on human history and consciousness, seen as defining authentic human existence.
Crucifixion Theories
Various ideas about why Jesus was crucified, ranging from being a troublemaker to claiming divinity.