RT Review
T1 Eating and drinking in the resurrection body
JF Tyndale bulletin
VO 67
IS 2
SP 313
OP 316
A1 Mulder, F. S.
LA English
PB Tyndale House
YR 2016
UL https://www.ixtheo.de/Record/1750030896
AB This thesis tests the claims that a reception history approach within New Testament studies can assist in I) evaluating and judging interpretations; II) identifying unresolved problems; III) asking fresh, new, penetrating questions, and ultimately; IV) providing the materials that help us journey on the continuous quest for theological truth. Can a new reception history spanning from the early church until modern times contribute towards better understanding and providing new insights into debates over pluriformity and coherence in relation to the resurrection of Jesus and believers in Paul and the canonical Easter narratives?
K1 Bible. Corinthians I : Criticism, interpretation
K1 Bible. Luke : Criticism, interpretation
K1 Dissertations, Academic : Netherlands
K1 Eating and meals : Religious aspects
K1 Reader-response criticism
K1 Peer reviewed
K1 Rezension