02300pam a2200289 a 45000010008000000030006000080050017000140080041000310100017000720200018000890400033001070500023001400820012001631000022001752450069001972500026002662600033002923000029003253360026003543370028003803380027004085000021004355050865004565200627013216000038019487000024019864851928PUCPR20231208135456.0910617s1991 nyu b 001 0 eng  a 91025302  a9780818909177 aDLCcDLCdDLCdbetbspaerda00aBT 202b.K364 200200a2322201 aKereszty, Roch A.10aJesus Christ :bfundamentals of Christology /cRoch A. Kereszty. aRev. and updated ed. aNew York :bSt Pauls,c2002. axii, 530 pages ;c21 cm. 2rdacontentbtxtatext 2rdamediabnaunmediated 2rdacarrierbncavolume a"Communio book." aThe Method of Biblical Christology -- The Death and Resurrection of Jesus -- The Beginning of the Gospel -- Jesus and the Kingdom -- The Kingdom and the Death of Jesus -- The Understanding of the Mystery of Christ in the Apostolic Church -- Historical Christology -- Introduction: Patristic Christology -- The Soteriology of the Fathers -- The Christology of the Fathers -- Medieval Christology -- Christology of the Reformation -- Protestant Christologies in the Twentieth Century -- Systematic Christology -- The Unity of the Mystery of Christ -- Sin as a Threefold Alienation -- The Mystery of the Incarnation -- The Humanity of the Son -- Redemption as Assumption of Humankind into Trinitarian Communion -- The Universal Significance of Christ in the Context of Other Religions -- Christ and Possible Other Universes and Extraterrestrial Intelligent Beings aThis revised and expanded second edition of Father Keresty's widely used Christology text is equipped with recommended readings, study questions and updated bibliography. In dialogue with contemporary concerns and controversies, it presents a penetrating and integral approach to the mystery of Christ, with broad appeal to Roman Catholics, Protestants and Orthodox Christians alike. In it they will find an articulation of their common faith in Jesus, The Christ, true God and true man. Though written as a Christology text on the graduate level, the book should interest any educated reader who seeks to know Jesus. 00aJesus ChristxPerson and offices.1 aMaddux, J. Stephen.