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The Development of Christology in the Early Church

The Development of Christology in the Early Church

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  • I. Howard Marshall

The doctrine of Christology is of central importance in Christian thought. More recent scholarship has questioned the view that an understanding of the person of Jesus as the Son of God in a real or essential sense is to be found in the mind of Jesus and in the thought of the early church, and that such understanding can for the basis of a modern Christology. This article addresses the scholarship that denies the above contentions, questioning whether they demonstrate a true reading of the New Testament evidence.

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Source: Tyndale Bulletin, 1967. 17 pages.

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