Corpus-Paul

["W.S. Campbell" <WS.Campbell AT lamp.ac.uk>]

Jim beat me to it, but I very much support his suggestion (otherwise you
are weak on the modern period- E.P.Sanders is a 'boundary-marker' for the
era, but much of the essential content which we now take 'as read' comes
from elsewhere.Krister Stendahl is, of course another possibility.
You may need 10 lectures!


At 08:16 30/10/00 -0800, you wrote:
>What about J. C. Beker or W. D. Davies?
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>>From: pmh15 AT cam.ac.uk (Peter M. Head)
>>To: "Corpus-paul" <corpus-paul AT franklin.oit.unc.edu>
>>Subject: [corpus-paul] Paul's Interpreters
>>Date: Mon, Oct 30, 2000, 7:42 AM
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>> I am planning a series of eight lectures on the history of the study of
>> Paul. I think I should probably select eight key figures (one for each
>> lecture) and would then plan to fit in one or two others around each main
>> figure. As far as I can tell there are probably five non-negotiables:
>> Luther, Baur, Schweitzer, Bultmann, Sanders.
>>
>> For the other three I am tempted to use Marcion, Augustine and Kasemann.
>>
>> I am wondering whether anyone might have some suggestions/alternatives.
>>
>> Peter
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