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Schuyler Brown

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ID4689326
NAMESchuyler Brown
GIVEN NAMESSchuyler
FAMILY NAMEBrown
SIGNATUREBROWN S
AFFILIATIONSUniversity of Toronto
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS5
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT5
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1968
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2003
H-INDEX0
  • A Critical Evaluation of Hal Childs' The Myth of the Historical Jesus and the Evolution of Consciousness

    Open Access•Schuyler Brown•ARTICLE•Pastoral Psychology•2003

  • John and the resistant reader

    Open Access•Schuyler Brown•ARTICLE•Journal of Literary Studies•1989•References: 3

    Modern readers of the Fourth Gospel can scarcely ignore the Wirkungsgeschichte of this powerful text. Although its intense polemic against "the Jews" can be understood historically as a not unusual example of intra‐Jewish sectarian animosity, its appropriation by Christians has made a sinister contribution to the Holocaust. Furthermore, although the Fourth Gospel affirms of the disciple everything that it affirms of Jesus, it has served as the st…

  • Reader Response

    Open Access•Schuyler Brown•ARTICLE•New Testament Studies•1988

    The Greek word έξήγησις means ‘explanation’ or ‘interpretation’. When applied to the Bible, it would appear to mean ‘explication de texte’. However, Biblical exegetes are often in the habit of contrasting what they do with ‘ eisegesis ’, i.e. the imposition of ‘subjective’ meanings onto the text. This contrast suggests that the meaning derived by exegesis is gotten ‘out of’ the text, where it is thought to reside, by means of the ‘correct’ exeget…

  • Apostleship in the New Testament as an Historical and Theological Problem

    Open Access•Schuyler Brown•ARTICLE•New Testament Studies•1984

    The historian has difficulty detecting the personal influence exercised in the post-Easter community by ‘the apostles’, at least as this group is identified in Christian tradition. The only individuals from this group whose historical role in the church's missionary activity can be clearly discerned are Peter and Paul. Nevertheless, for the church of the second and succeeding centuries, the New Testament is a collection of ‘apostolic writings’: t…

  • Deliverance from the Crucible

    Open Access•Schuyler Brown•ARTICLE•New Testament Studies•1968

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  • Deliverance from the Crucible

    Open Access•Schuyler Brown•ARTICLE•New Testament Studies•1968

    An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content

  • Apostleship in the New Testament as an Historical and Theological Problem

    Open Access•Schuyler Brown•ARTICLE•New Testament Studies•1984

    The historian has difficulty detecting the personal influence exercised in the post-Easter community by ‘the apostles’, at least as this group is identified in Christian tradition. The only individuals from this group whose historical role in the church's missionary activity can be clearly discerned are Peter and Paul. Nevertheless, for the church of the second and succeeding centuries, the New Testament is a collection of ‘apostolic writings’: t…

  • Reader Response

    Open Access•Schuyler Brown•ARTICLE•New Testament Studies•1988

    The Greek word έξήγησις means ‘explanation’ or ‘interpretation’. When applied to the Bible, it would appear to mean ‘explication de texte’. However, Biblical exegetes are often in the habit of contrasting what they do with ‘ eisegesis ’, i.e. the imposition of ‘subjective’ meanings onto the text. This contrast suggests that the meaning derived by exegesis is gotten ‘out of’ the text, where it is thought to reside, by means of the ‘correct’ exeget…

  • John and the resistant reader

    Open Access•Schuyler Brown•ARTICLE•Journal of Literary Studies•1989•References: 3

    Modern readers of the Fourth Gospel can scarcely ignore the Wirkungsgeschichte of this powerful text. Although its intense polemic against "the Jews" can be understood historically as a not unusual example of intra‐Jewish sectarian animosity, its appropriation by Christians has made a sinister contribution to the Holocaust. Furthermore, although the Fourth Gospel affirms of the disciple everything that it affirms of Jesus, it has served as the st…

  • A Critical Evaluation of Hal Childs' The Myth of the Historical Jesus and the Evolution of Consciousness

    Open Access•Schuyler Brown•ARTICLE•Pastoral Psychology•2003

Biblical Studies and Interpretation (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Theology (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Literature (2 works) · American Constitutional Law and Politics (1 work) · Apostles (1 work) · Bishops (1 work) · Christian ministry (1 work) · Christian Theology and Mission (1 work)

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