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- catalog description "Part One: Introduction -- 1. The study of early Christianity -- The boundaries of this study -- The study of documents -- Historical evidence -- Some special problems -- Bibliography -- Part Two: The context of early Christianity -- 2. The historical context -- The Hellenistic Period (336-31 BCE) -- The Roman period (31 BCE-306 CE) -- Social conditions in the Roman period -- Judea in the Hellenistic period -- Judea in the Roman period -- 3. The Jewish context -- Jewish literature -- From diversity to unity -- God and the covenant -- The Torah -- Jewish institutions -- Messianic expectation -- Diaspora Judaism -- 4. The Hellenistic context -- Religious life -- Religious thought -- Part Three: Jesus and the gospels -- 5. The study of Jesus and the gospels -- Problems in the study of Jesus and the gospels -- Possibilities in the study of Jesus and the gospels -- 6. The gospels -- The synoptic problem -- The dates of the synoptic gospels -- The Gospel of Matthew -- The Gospel of Mark -- The Gospel of Luke -- The Gospel of John -- Apocryphal gospels -- 7. Oral traditions -- Characteristics of oral traditions -- Forms of the oral tradition -- 8. Jesus -- The birth of Jesus -- The teachings of Jesus -- The miracles of Jesus -- The resurrection of Jesus -- Part Four: Christianity from 30-70 CE -- 9. Early Jewish Christianity -- The Acts of the Apostles -- The character of early Jewish Christianity -- 10. Pauline Christianity -- The life of Paul -- The Letters of Paul -- The character of Pauline Christianity -- Part Five: Christianity from 70-185 CE -- 11. Increasing diversity -- Late Pauline Christianity -- Late Jewish Christianity -- Johannine Christianity -- Gnostic Christianity -- Marcionite Christianity -- 12. Persecution and the rise of early Catholic Christianity -- Christians and persecution -- Christian responses to persecution -- The rise of early Catholic Christianity -- The character of early Catholic Christianity -- DIversity and unity in early Christianity.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Part One: Introduction -- 1. The study of early Christianity -- The boundaries of this study -- The study of documents -- Historical evidence -- Some special problems -- Bibliography -- Part Two: The context of early Christianity -- 2. The historical context -- The Hellenistic Period (336-31 BCE) -- The Roman period (31 BCE-306 CE) -- Social conditions in the Roman period -- Judea in the Hellenistic period -- Judea in the Roman period -- 3. The Jewish context -- Jewish literature -- From diversity to unity -- God and the covenant -- The Torah -- Jewish institutions -- Messianic expectation -- Diaspora Judaism -- 4. The Hellenistic context -- Religious life -- Religious thought -- Part Three: Jesus and the gospels -- 5. The study of Jesus and the gospels -- Problems in the study of Jesus and the gospels -- Possibilities in the study of Jesus and the gospels -- 6. The gospels -- The synoptic problem -- The dates of the synoptic gospels -- The Gospel of Matthew -- The Gospel of Mark -- The Gospel of Luke -- The Gospel of John -- Apocryphal gospels -- 7. Oral traditions -- Characteristics of oral traditions -- Forms of the oral tradition -- 8. Jesus -- The birth of Jesus -- The teachings of Jesus -- The miracles of Jesus -- The resurrection of Jesus -- Part Four: Christianity from 30-70 CE -- 9. Early Jewish Christianity -- The Acts of the Apostles -- The character of early Jewish Christianity -- 10. Pauline Christianity -- The life of Paul -- The Letters of Paul -- The character of Pauline Christianity -- Part Five: Christianity from 70-185 CE -- 11. Increasing diversity -- Late Pauline Christianity -- Late Jewish Christianity -- Johannine Christianity -- Gnostic Christianity -- Marcionite Christianity -- 12. Persecution and the rise of early Catholic Christianity -- Christians and persecution -- Christian responses to persecution -- The rise of early Catholic Christianity -- The character of early Catholic Christianity -- DIversity and unity in early Christianity.".