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Jesus into Paul: Embodying the Theology and Hermeneutic of the Whole Gospel |
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Contents |
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Note: page numbers correspond with pdf version of study
Ch 1 Introduced in the Beginning 1 The Epistemic Approach to the Whole 3 Theological Issues Preventing the Whole 10 The Nature of the Message (in "the unfolding of your words") 14 1. Cosmological 15 2. Relational 16 3. Whole 18
The Challenge of and for Face 25 The Embodied Face 32 The Distinguished Face 37 Turn from the Face 45
Ch 3 Presenting and Re-presenting the Person – Part 1 55 Presenting and Re-presenting 57 The Emerging Person 60 Reductionism Presented Explicitly 62 First Relational Test 63 Second Relational Test 66 Third Relational Test 67 The Person in Human Contexts 68 The Integral Person, not the Central Figure 79
Ch 4 Presenting the Person – Part 2 85 Presenting the Person to Paul 85 Epistemologically 87 Ontologically 88 Relationally 91 The Person Paul Presented 95
Ch 5 The Primacy of Relationship (Part 1) and the Human Condition 103 The Primacy of the Secondary 105 The Human Condition 110 Its Issues of Self-Autonomy, Self-Determination, & Self-Justification 114 Self-Autonomy: Matthew 5:21-48 122 Self-Determination: Matthew 6:1-34 130 Self-Justification: Matthew 7:1-27 137 The Primacy of the Qualitative and the Relational 144
Ch 6 The Gospel Embodied in Whole 151 The Shift of the Gospel 152 Strategic Shift 153 Tactical Shift 155 Functional Shift 158 Embodied in Whole 164 Extended Embodying of the Whole Gospel 168
Ch 7 The Black Swan of Whole Theology 175 Encountering the Improbable 176 Dividing Theology and Its Hybrid 182 The Theology of Wholeness 193 Is Christ Divided Today? 206
Ch 8 The New Wine and Old Wineskins 211 Seeds of the New Wine 212 The Identity of the New Wine 214 New Wine Identity Formation 221 1st – 4th Beatitudes 223 The Relational Outcome of the New Wine 233 5th – 8th Beatitudes 235 The Nature of Old Wineskins and the Flow of the New Wine 243
Ch 9 Jesus’ Relational Replacement 249 The Missed-understood Person 249 The Spirit and Paul 254 Integral, Pleroma Pneumatology 257 Participating in God’s Life 266
Ch 10 Paul’s Pleroma Theology 271 Paul’s Antecedents and His Continuity 273 Pleroma Christology 279 Pleroma Christology Completed 291 Pleroma Soteriology 301 Pleroma Soteriology Completed 309
Ch 11 The Primacy of Relationship (Part 2) in the Trinity and in Likeness in the Church 319 The Primacy Fulfilled in Whole 320 Whole Monotheism 328 The Trinity Distinguished in Relationship 330 The Church in Likeness 343
Ch 12 The Kingdom into Church 359 The Qualitative Shape of the Kingdom 360 Its Questions and Approach 360 Its Whole and Reductionism 361 The Old and the New 362 The Problem with Kingly Rule 364 Its Qualitative Relational Nature and Function 366 Clarification and Summary Issues 368 The Emergence and Formation of Church 373 Paul’s Ecclesiology of the Whole 377 Pauline Development 377 The Roots of Ekklesia 378 Paul’s Pleroma Ecclesiology 379 Its Functional Basis 380 Its Ontology and Function of the Church 385 Its Functional Significance 390 Its Functional Imperatives and Implications 397 Jesus’ Post-Ascension Discourse for Ecclesiology to be Whole 404
Ch 13 The Relational Outcome ‘Already’: The Church Alive in Wholeness 417 Distinguished in and to the World 418 The Church Alive in Wholeness 425 The Church on the Offensive 427 Leadership in the New Creation 428 The Church in Love 433 The Church in the New Relational Order 436 The Church as Equalizer from Inner Out 439 The Church in Its Own Difference 460 Holy Communion in Whole 467
Ch 14 Held Together in the Innermost: Theological and Functional Implications for the Church and Academy 471 The Word in the Innermost 472 Integrally Embodying the Whole Theology and Hermeneutic 478 Communicating the Word 485 Wholeness in Theological Education 488 The Three "AREs" of Jesus’ Pedagogy 491
Scripture Index (Primary Source) 497
Bibliography (Secondary Source) 507
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