Theology and Christology -- Christian Theology -- Jesus Christ as Symbol of God -- Christology and Theology -- The Situation of Christology -- The Method of Christology -- A Genetic Structure of Understanding -- A Hermeneutical Method of Critical Correlation -- The Criteria for Christology -- Biblical Sources -- Appropriating Jesus in Christology -- A Historical-Hermeneutical Approach -- Jesus as Prophet -- Jesus as Teacher -- Jesus the Healer -- JEsus as Savior or Liberator --The Jesus to Be Appropriated -- The God of Jesus -- God in Jewish Tradition -- God in Jesus' Ministry -- Synthetic Reflections on the God of Jesus -- Jesus' Resurrection -- A Hermeneutical Perspective -- The New Testament Witness -- Theoretical Reconstruction of the Genesis of Faith in the Resurrection --The Pluralism of New Testament Soteriologies and Christologies --Preliminary Reflections -- Five New Testament Christologies -- The Significance of the Pluralism of the New Testament Christologies -- Classical Tradition -- The Structure of Christology -- Development of Classical soteriology -- Interpreting Nicea and Chalcedon -- Constructive Christology -- Beyond Schleiermacher and Barth -- Jesus as Savior -- Liberation and Salvation: Christology and the Christian Life -- Jesus and the World Religions -- The Divinity of Jesus Christ -- Trinity