John and Philosophy : A New Reading of the Fourth Gospel

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 JOHN AND PHILOSOPHY: A NEW READING OF THE FOURTH GOSPEL
 COPYRIGHT
 DEDICATION
 PREFACE
 CONTENTS
 I: A RETURN TO THE TEXT
 THE ISSUES SINCE 1907
 CURRENT OVERVIEWS OF SCHOLARSHIP
 A HIGH POINT IN HISTORICAL CRITICISM: WREDE, WELLHAUSEN, AND SCHWARTZ
 RELIGIONSGESCHICHTE, LITERARKRITIK, AND EXISTENZTHEOLOGIE: BULTMANN
 AVOIDING EXCESSES: DODD AND BARRETT
 THE JOHANNINE COMMUNITY: MARTYN AND BROWN
 A GENUINE PARADIGM SHIFT: CULPEPPER
 ONE MORE GENUINE PARADIGM SHIFT: SEGOVIA
 A SANITIZED HISTORICAL CRITICISM: FREY AND SCHNELLE
 A SANITIZED HISTORICAL CRITICISM: FREY ALONE A RETURN TO THE TEXT-WITH REGARD TORELIGIONSGESCHICHTEA RETURN TO THE TEXT-WITH REGARD TO LITERARKRITIK AND LITERARY CRITICISM
 A RETURN TO THE TEXT-WITH REGARD TO INTERCULTURAL CRITICISM
 THE METHOD TO BE ADOPTED: A NARRATIVE PHILOSOPHICAL READING
 THE RESULTING PICTURE IN OUTLINE
 II: THE UNITY OF LOGOS ANDPNEUMA IN JOHN 1
 READING THE PROLOGUE
 READING WHAT?
 THE DUAL MESSAGE OF THE PROLOGUE
 JOHN 1:14-17 AS A SPECIFIC APPLICATION OF 1:1-13 THATLEADS INTO THE REST OF THE GOSPEL
 THE ROLE OF 1:18
 A CONUNDRUM: WHERE DOES JOHN 1:1-13 SPEAK OF JESUS? THE SOLUTION TO BE ARGUED FOR: THE LOGOS-JESUS-JESUS CHRISTA CLUE TO THE SOLUTION
 THE DUALITY IN JESUS AS DESCRIBED IN 1:9-13
 TIGHTENING THE PARADOX
 THE NORMATIVE COSMOLOGY OF 1:1-5
 THE LOGOS IN SCHOLARSHIP-AND DODD
 PHILONIC PLATONISM OR STOICISM IN JOHN 1:1-3?
 PHILONIC PLATONISM OR STOICISM IN 1:14?
 STOIC LOGOS AND PNEUMA-AND THE WISDOM OF SOLOMON
 THE MOVE TO GREATER SPECIFICITY IN JOHN THE BAPTIST'S WITNESS IN 1:1-14
 JOHN THE BAPTIST'S WITNESS IN 1:19-34
 SUMMARY ON 1:1-34: THE LOGOS AND THE PNEUMA ARE ONE AND THE SAME THING
 III: LOGOS AND PNEUMA IN THE BODY OF THE GOSPEL THE ISSUESDODD ON LOGOS AND PNEUMA
 PORSCH ON LOGOS AND PNEUMA
 PROPHORIKOS AND ENDIATHETOS LOGOS: THE STOICS ON LANGUAGE AND KNOWLEDGE
 BACK TO THE FOURTH GOSPEL: FROM A BLAND USEOF LOGOS TO A MORE POTENT ONE IN JOHN 4
 THE MEANING OF JESUS' LOGOS IN 5:19-38
 THE MEANING OF JESUS' LOGOS IN 8:33-44
 THE MEANING OF JESUS' RHÊMATA
 THE USE OF PNEUMA IN THE REST OF THE GOSPEL
 THE PNEUMA AS A NECESSARY CONDITION FOR RESURRECTION (JOHN 3)
 THE PNEUMA AS GOD'S ADDITIONAL GIFT WITH A VIEW TO SALVATION AND ETERNAL LIFE (JOHN 4)
 THE PNEUMA AS THE 'BREAD OF LIFE' (JOHN 6) THE PNEUMA IN THE DISCIPLES ONLY AFTER JESUS' DEATH (JOHN 7)FURTHER TEXTS THAT BRING IN THE PNEUMA (JOHN 9-17)
 THE PNEUMA IN JESUS' DEATH AND RESURRECTION (JOHN 18-20)
 THE JOHANNINE THEORY OF LOGOS AND PNEUMA
 IV: THE PHILOSOPHICAL SEARCHIN JOHN 2-4
 A PHILOSOPHICAL NARRATIVE
 THE STRUCTURE OF JOHN 2-4
 WHAT DO JESUS' SIGNS SIGNIFY (2:1-12)?
 THE NEW TEMPLE (2:13-25)
 THE ROLE OF BAPTISM WITH WATER AND PNEUMA FOR FULL BELIEF AND ETERNAL LIFE (3:1-4:3)-I (3:1-22)
 THE ROLE OF BAPTISM WITH WATER AND PNEUMA FOR FULL BELIEF AND ETERNAL LIFE (3:1-4:3)-II (3:22-36)