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Oscar Cullmann (1902–1999)

Auteur de Christologie du Nouveau Testament

79+ oeuvres 2,382 utilisateurs 14 critiques 1 Favoris

A propos de l'auteur

Oscar Cullmann, a prominent Lutheran theologian and New Testament scholar, was born in Strasbourg, France, and held membership in the Lutheran church of Alsace. He earned three academic degrees at the University of Strasbourg, including a doctorate in theology in 1930. He pursued further studies at afficher plus the Sorbonne, University of Paris. Cullmann taught at the Universities of Strasbourg (1927-38) and Basel, Switzerland (1938-72), and also offered courses at the Sorbonne (1951-72). Quite active in Protestant-Roman Catholic dialogue, he was cofounder of the Ecumenical Institute at Jerusalem. For more than a generation, Cullmann took the lead in advocating a salvation-historical interpretation of the New Testament. Cullmann insisted that biblical texts be studied inductively. Thus, he argued that those postbiblical suppositions favored by nineteenth-century historicism and twentieth-century existentialism must be consciously set aside if the New Testament authors are to be heard on their own terms. In Cullmann's view, Heilsgeschichte (i.e., the story of God's self-revelation and saving action) is the unifying thematic center of the entire Bible. The midpoint and consummation of salvation history is discernible in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. This "Christ event" establishes meaning for all that comes before (the period of Israel) and all that follows (the period of the church). The coming "eschaton", says Cullmann, is the fulfillment of the decisive eschatological event in the death and resurrection of Christ. Cullmann's views are best known from his influential volume, Christ and Time (1950). Some scholars question Cullmann's identification of the Christ event as history's midpoint, because many early Christians understood Christ to be the end of history. Since the New Testament perceives the end in different ways, it appears that Cullmann has favored the way that is most congenial to his own theology. (Bowker Author Biography) afficher moins
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Œuvres de Oscar Cullmann

Christologie du Nouveau Testament (1959) 368 exemplaires
New Testament Apocrypha, Volume 1 (1963) 241 exemplaires
Early Christian Worship (1950) 241 exemplaires
Baptism in the New Testament (1950) 207 exemplaires
Peter: Disciple, Apostle, Martyr (1953) 150 exemplaires
The State in the New Testament (1955) 108 exemplaires
Salvation in History (1967) 99 exemplaires
Le Nouveau Testament (1968) 72 exemplaires
Essays on the Lord's Supper (1958) 71 exemplaires
Prayer in the New Testament (1844) 61 exemplaires
The Johannine circle (1976) 55 exemplaires
Jesus and the revolutionaries (1970) 51 exemplaires
The Early Church (1656) 51 exemplaires
The earliest Christian confessions (1949) 19 exemplaires
A formação do Novo Testamento (2001) 5 exemplaires
Dio e Cesare (1996) 4 exemplaires
L'unité par la diversité (1986) 3 exemplaires
Christ and Time 2 exemplaires
Vortrage und Aufsatze 1925-1962 (1899) 2 exemplaires
La Nativité et l'arbre de Noël (1993) 2 exemplaires
Cristo e política 1 exemplaire
Noul Testament 1 exemplaire
Vatican Council II 1 exemplaire
Estudios de teología biblica (1973) 1 exemplaire
Le Nouveau Testament (1966) — Auteur — 1 exemplaire
Il Nuovo Testamento 1 exemplaire

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Nom canonique
Cullmann, Oscar
Nom légal
Cullmann, Oscar
Autres noms
Cullman, Oscar
Date de naissance
1902-02-25
Date de décès
1999-01-16
Sexe
male
Nationalité
France
Pays (pour la carte)
France
Lieu de naissance
Strasbourg, Bas-Rhin, France
Lieu du décès
Chamonix, Haute-Savoie, France
Lieux de résidence
Bâle, Suise
Professions
Professeur (Théologie)
Théologien
Courte biographie
Théologien. - Membre de l'Institut, Académie des sciences morales et politiques (depuis 1972). - Professeur

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This book is No. 10 in a series of monographs designed to provide clergy and laymen the best works in Biblical scholarship both in this country and abroad. The volumes in this series are planned to further the study of Biblical theology within the Church. Based on historical and literary research, the primary aim of the series is to set out more clearly the nature of Biblical faith as a living phenomenon of vital significance for the contemporary Christian.
 
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ArkandDovePCLibrary | 1 autre critique | Jul 23, 2022 |
La obra trata casi exclusivamente de los distintos títulos cristológicos que aparecen en el Nuevo Testamento
 
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OHMConv | 2 autres critiques | Aug 1, 2020 |

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