Ferdinand Christian Baur: A Reader

David Lincicum is Associate Professor of Theology at the University of Notre Dame, USA.Johannes Zachhuber is Professor of Historical and Systematic Theology at the University of Oxford, UK.

The editors have written an excellent introduction to this reader and have made a judicious selection of texts. It will make Baur more accessible in English to students and scholars alike. This is significant because Baur was the most important German Protestant theologian in the middle of the nineteenth century but has been mostly neglected and misunderstood, especially in the Anglophone world.

• PrefaceAcknowledgementsAbbreviationsGeneral IntroductionI Philosophy of Religion1. Mythology, History, and the Philosophy of Religion2. Gnosis as Christian Philosophy of Religion3. On the Idea of a Philosophy of ReligionII. History of Dogma4. Introduction to the History of Dogma5. On the Doctrine of Reconciliation in its Historical Development6. On the History of Trinitarian and Christological DoctrineIII. New Testament Criticism7. Prolegomena to New Testament Studies8. Critical Gospel Studies9. Paul, the Apostle of Jesus Christ: His Life and WorksIV. Church History10. On the History of Ecclesiastical Historiography11. Christianity in its First Three CenturiesV. Baur in the Controversies of his Time12. Baur on Baur and his School13. On Protestantism and Catholicism14. In Defence of Critical ExegesisBibliographyIndex