02814nam a2200193Ia 4500008004100000020002800041041001300069050002300082100001700105245016200122260005100284300002300335490004700358500004900405505200800454650002802462952011302490999001702603240419s9999    xx            000 0 und d  a97808401307230840130724  aenghger  aBS646 b.K613 1972  aKoch, Klaus  4aThe Rediscovery of Apocalyptic / bA Polemical Work on a Neglected Area of Biblical Studies and Its Damaging Effects on Theology and Philosophy /cKlaus Koch  aNaperville, Ill. : bAlec R. Allenson,  c1972  a157 p. b;c22 cm.  aStudies in Biblical theology ; 2d ser.v22  aTranslation of : Ratlos vor der Apokalyptik.  a1. The purpose of this book -- 2. The Apocalyptic Renaissance -- 3. What is Apocalyptic? An attempt at a proliminary definition: The cloudiness of current definitions -- A preliminary demonstration of the apocalypse as a literary type -- A preliminary demonstration of apocalyptic as a historical movement -- The position of apocalyptic in the literature of late antiquity -- 4. The gulf between prophecy and apocalyptic: German Old Testament scholarship. Jesus as the continuation of prophecy -- The question of the apocalyptic interpretation of history -- 5. Apocalyptic in the shadow of prophecy: British and American exegesis. Successors or the prophets, opponents of the Pharisees: the viewpoint of Old Testament scholars -- Jesus ethical but not apocalyptic: the position of New Testament scholars  6. The agonized attempt to save Jesus from apocalyptic: Continental New Testament scholarship. The history of religions school -- The preponderance of rabbinic studies between 1920 and 1960 -- The effects of the demythologizing programme -- The vexatious delay of the parousia -- The new advances of Wilckens and Kasemann -- The reaction ot Kasemann -- Paul and Jesus against an apocalyptic background: Stuhlmacher and Strobel -- The return to earlier positions in protest against Rosler: Nissen, Betz and Murdock -- French reserve towards apocalyptic -- 7. Systematic theology turns to eschatology. Non-apocalyptic eschatology between 1920 and 1960 -- The revival of apocalyptic universal history: Pannenberg -- Opposition to the world in the lights of the apocalyptic future: Moltmann and Sauter -- 8. Apocalyptic as a disquieting motif in non-theological thinking. Apocalyptic images in art and literature -- The historical nature of human existence in the context of modern philosophy's historical enquiry -- Philosophy under the influence of sociological questionings -- 9. Why things must change: a highly subjective epilogue. Kerygma and canon -- The unique character of the Christian faith.  aApocalyptic literature.  00104070aGETSbGETSc GENd2024-04-19l0oBS646 .K613 1972p00033193r2024-04-19 18:05:42w2024-04-19yBK  c52320d52320