Jezus historii a Chrystus wiary. Refleksje metodologiczne

Kazimierz Romaniuk





Abstract

Certains principes méthodologiques du Problème „Jésus der Geschichte und Christus des Glaubens” constituent le thème principal de cette étude. Après quelques remarques d’introduction sur l’évangiles comme source unique de tout ce que nous pouvons savoir de Jésus, apres avoir discemé trois périodes dans le temps de 1’activité terrestre de Jésus enseignant par ses paroles et par ses actes, on constate plusieures deformations ainsi des paroles que des actes du Christ Sauveur. On dresse, en fin, une liste des regles qui peuvent aider à degarer les ipsissima verba et les ureigene Taten du Signeur.

Keywords:

historical Jesus, methodology


Published
2017-06-27


Romaniuk, K. (2017). Jezus historii a Chrystus wiary. Refleksje metodologiczne. The Biblical Annals, 23(1), 39–48. Retrieved from https://czasopisma.kul.pl/index.php/ba/article/view/2897

Kazimierz Romaniuk  biblical.annals@gmail.com



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