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Christology on Two Fronts: A New Testament Model for 'Doing' Christology in a Pluralistic Context

James F. McGrath, Butler University

Abstract

Explores religious pluralism for doing Christology in the New Testament section of the `Bible.' Corollaries on the emergence of Christianity; How Paul expressed and used the idea of being in Christ; Interaction between fidelity to tradition and relevance to contemporary context in Acts 17; Aim of the Fourth Gospel written by John.

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Suggested Citation

James F. McGrath. "Christology on Two Fronts: A New Testament Model for 'Doing' Christology in a Pluralistic Context" Religion & Theology 6.1 (1999): 65-82.