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The Convergence of Narrative and Christology: Hans Frei on the Uniqueness of Jesus Christ

The Convergence of Narrative and Christology: Hans Frei on the Uniqueness of Jesus Christ

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  • James Patrick Callahan

How should Hans Frei’s approach to Christological truth claims be appreciated? Callahan gives a critical discussion of Frei's Christology in the light of what he sees as puzzling elements, such as what Frei sees as fictive or "novel-like characteristics" of the Gospels. Callahan notes how Frei’s approach to Christology raises questions regarding the relation between the role and authority of Scripture and the uniqueness of Jesus.

Source: Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, 1995. 17 pages.

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