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- From: Anders Eriksson <anders.eriksson AT teol.lu.se>
- To: corpus-paul AT franklin.oit.unc.edu
- Subject: Re:Kenosis as tradition
- Date: Thu, 15 Mar 2001 08:41:01 +0100
Dear Hard pressed student,
One of the best arguments against the view that Phil 2:5-11 is pre-pauline
tradition is found in Riesenfeld, Harald. 1983. Unpoetische Hymnen im Neuen
Testament? Zu Phil 2,1-11. In Glaube und Gerechtigkeit: In Memoriam Rafael
Gyllenberg, edited by J. Kiilunen, V. Riekkinen and H. Räisänen. Helsinki.
Pp 155-168.
Then you should also look at the classic work on the passage by Ralph Martin
Carmen Christi : Philippians II, 5-11 in recent interpretation in
the setting of early Christian worship Cambridge : Cambridge Univ. Press
1967
I also have a discussion of the criteria for determining whether a passage
is traditional or not in my book Traditions as Rhetorical Proof.
Hope this helps,
Anders Eriksson
Dr Anders Eriksson,
Faculty of Theology
Lund University, Sweden
- Re:Kenosis as tradition, Anders Eriksson, 03/15/2001
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