Richard Bauckham on Jesus and the Eyewitnesses
Chris Tilling is a good-humoured Englishman doing postgraduate research at Tübingen. He has asked me to draw attention to a Q&A session that he has done with Richard Bauckham about Bauckham’s new book Jesus and the Eyewitnesses. Chris says: ‘I’m hoping to get as many people as possible interested in reading this book as it is a real model of economical and precise exegesis, clarity of argumentation, frighteningly broad learning and theological relevance.’ The Q&A session will be followed by a blog series on the book. |
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Another New Perspective?
Thanks for the heads-up. I am really looking forward to reading this book. Perhaps a Richter 8 coming for the world of Gospel scholarship this time.
If one takes away form criticism and starts whittling away at source criticism (sounds like this is still a ways off) there will be precious little “Gospel Scholarship” left to speak of!
I had always felt that there was more than just a semblance of eyewitness activity present in the gospels, a feeling supported by very little scholarship indeed…
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This time, after posting, I got a “page cannot be displayed” and tried to refresh twice before realising that I was treading on dangerous ground!
Perhaps the mystery nears a solution - or in true PoMo fashion, did it all just get a bit murkier???
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Re: Richard Bauckham on Jesus and the Eyewitnesses
Thanks for bunging this up, Andrew! I’ll be starting the series tonight - hopefully
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