JUL17 "Religion & Theology. Christianity." Lecturer: Bart D. Ehrman, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. "Course no. 6522." Additional no on discs: PC6522A. Accompanying course guidebook includes bibliographical references (p. 152-160). Compact discs. In two containers (19 cm.).
Contents:
Once Jesus became God. Greco-Roman gods who became human -- Humans as gods in the Greco-Roman world -- Gods who were human in ancient Judaism -- Ancient Jews who were gods -- The life and teachings of Jesus -- Did Jesus think he was God? -- The death of Jesus, historical certainties -- Jesus's death, what historians can't know -- The Resurrection, what historians can't know -- What history reveals about the Resurrection -- The disciples' visions of Jesus -- Jesus's exaltation, earliest Christian views -- The backward movement of Christology -- Paul's view, Christ's elevated divinity -- John's view, the Word made human -- Was Christ human? The Docetic view -- The divided Christ of the Separationists -- Christ's dual nature, Proto-Orthodoxy -- The birth of the Trinity -- The Arian controversy -- The conversion of Constantine -- The Council of Nicea -- Once Jesus became God.
Summary:
Explores the historical Jesus and traces how he was transformed from a Jewish prophet to God himself.
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