 | Bruce David Chilton, Craig Alan Evans - 1998 - 636 pages
...situation of the whole quest for the historical Jesus, that is, its location within the evolution of the bourgeois consciousness, not just as an ideal but...World War II and within the confines of a burgeoning market-centered Atlantic community is not accidental.3 The fundamental hermeneutical paradigm, to which... | |
 | John D. Caputo, Michael J. Scanlon - 1999 - 335 pages
...of the whole quest for the historical Jesus, that is. its location within the evolution of hourgeois consciousness, not just as an ideal but as an expression...the end of the New Deal and the restoration of the hourgeoisie in the United States and Gennany after World War II and within the confines of a burgeoning... | |
 | Sharon V. Betcher - 2007 - 267 pages
...ideological evolution of the . . . bourgeoisie, as one of its motors as well as its conscience. . . not just as an ideal but as an expression of a socioeconomic and political momentum," should we not spend more time looking behind the curtains of today's theater of miraculous remediation—the... | |
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Jesus, that is, its location within the evolution of the bourgeois consciousness, not just as an ideal but as an expression of a socioeconomic and political momentum. The contemporaneity of the New Quest with the end of the New Deal and the restoration... 