Dual citizenship : two-natures christologies and the Jewish Jesus /
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| Author / Creator: | Hesslein, Kayko Driedger. |
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| Imprint: | London ; New York : Bloomsbury, T & T Clark US, 2015. |
| Description: | ix, 210 pages ; 24 cm |
| Language: | English |
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| Format: | Print Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/13200839 |
Table of Contents:
- Part 1. Dual Citizenship
- 1. Nonsupersessionist Theology and the Challenge of Incarnational Christology
- The theological necessity of Jesus' Jewishness
- The matrix of difference - Jewishness, humanity and divinity, particularity and universality
- Processing difference
- Definition of terms
- Supersessionism, anti-Semitism, and anti-Judaism
- Jewishness
- Chapter Outline
- Summary
- 2. 'But You Can't Be Both!' - Multiple Loyalties in Theories of Multiculturalism
- Theories of difference - processes and agencies
- Processes for negotiating difference
- Assimilationism
- Fragmented pluralism
- Cosmopolitanism
- The possibility of multiple loyalties
- Interactive pluralism and rooted cosmopolitanism
- Summary
- Part 2. Constituent Parts
- 3. Contextual: Jesus as Human Citizen
- Jesus is consubstantial with us
- Jesus the Second Adam/New Being
- Critiquing the representative Second Adam/New Being
- Jesus the Jew
- Critiquing the representative Jew
- Jesus as one of the oppressed
- Critiquing the representative oppressed
- Consubstantial with particularities - citizenship based on contextual universalism
- Summary
- 4. Universal: Jesus as Divine Expatriate
- Jesus is consubstantial with the divine
- The divine nature as immutable Logos
- The divine nature as Spirit - Revisiting Logos
- The divine nature as transcendent Other
- Critiquing the transcendent Other
- Relational transcendence
- A new interpretation - Transparticularity and the 'unassimilable OtherÆ
- Summary
- Part 3. Establishing Relationship
- 5. You Never Leave Your Homeland Behind: Contextual Universalism in the One Person
- Approaching unity
- The Chalcedonian Definition
- Unity and singularity
- Unity and multiplicity
- A process for uniting difference
- Summary
- 6. Living in the Diaspora: Overlapping Memberships and the Two Natures
- Difference and isolation
- Difference and hybridity (the third space, is no space)
- Thinking both/and
- A process for differentiating unity
- Summary
- Part 4. The Transp articular Person - Passing through Chalcedon
- 7. At Home: The Contextual Universals of the Jewish Jesus
- Contextual universals
- Jesus and non-Jews
- Jesus and Torah
- Suffering and not-suffering
- Death and not-death
- 8. Living Abroad - The Overlapping Memberships of the Living Christ
- Overview
- Jesus today - Normative and not normative
- Conclusion
- Acknowledgements
- Bibliography
- Index