The Blackwell Companion to JesusDelbert Burkett John Wiley & Sons, 7 jul 2011 - 576 pagina's The Blackwell Companion to Jesus features a comprehensive collection of essays that explore the diverse ways in which Jesus has been imagined or portrayed from the beginnings of Christianity to the present day.
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Jesus in LukeActs | |
Johns Portrait of Jesus | |
Islamic Perspectives on Jesus | |
Hindu Perspectives on Jesus | |
Buddhist Perspectives on Jesus | |
Skeptical Perspectives on Jesus | |
The Jesus of the Jesus Seminar | |
Modern Manifestations | |
Christology in Africa Asia and Latin | |
Jesus in American Culture | |
Jesus in | |
Paul Jesus and Christ | |
Jesus in the General Epistles | |
Jesus in the Apocalypse | |
Constructing Images of Jesus from | |
Ancient Apocryphal Portraits of Jesus | |
Gnostic Portraits of Jesus | |
The Christ of the Creeds | |
Jesus in Atonement Theories | |
Jewish Perspectives on Jesus | |
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