The first several centuries following the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus were formative for Christian practice, spirituality, and doctrine. These two valuable monographs present compelling research into how Christians during this period engaged with the memory of Jesus Christ at a time when the New Testament canon was only just starting to take its final shape.
Key Features
Introduces readers to how modern research on memory can provide insights into how early Christians remember the life and death of Jesus
Examines how non-canonical gospels give insight into how the early Church responded to the stories of Jesus
Includes detailed bibliographies for further study
Product Details
Title: The Reception of Jesus in the First Three Centuries