Jewish and Christian self-definition /
edited by E.P. Sanders.
- London, UK : SCM Press, 1980-82.
- 3 v. ; hbk ; 23 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
v. 1. The shaping of Christianity in the second and third centuries / edited by E.P. Sanders.
The problem of self-definition: from sect to church / R.A. Markus -- The social setting of second century Christianity / Robert M. Grant -- Theological norms and social perspectives in igantius of Antioch / Willoiam R Schoedel -- The two Sees of peter / Jaroslav Pelikan -- The self-definition of Christianity in relation to later Platonism / A. Hilary Armstrong -- The Christians as the Romans (and Greeks) saw them / Robert L. Wilken -- Why the Church rejected Gnosticism / George W. MacRae -- Normative self-definition in Gnosticism / Jacques E. Menard -- Jewish elements in Gnosticismand the development of Gnostic self-definition / Birger A. Pearson -- The successors of pre-70 Jerusalem: a critical evaluation of the Pella-Tradition / Gerd Ludemann -- Theological and non-theological motives in Irenaeus's refutation of the Gnostics / Gerard Vallee -- The past in Clement of Alexandria / Raoul Mortley -- The meaning of dogma in Origen / P.M. O'Clerigh. v. 2. Aspects of Judaism in the Graeco-Roman period / edited by E.P. Sanders, with A.I. Baumgarten and Alan Mendelson - v. 3. Self-definition in the Graeco-Roman world / edited by Ben F. Meyer and E.P. Sanders.
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Church history--Primitive and early church, ca. 30-600. Judaism--History--Talmudic period, 10-425.