The Teaching of Jesus and its Enduring Significance: With an Appendix: 'A Brief Description of the Christian Doctrine' (Primary Sources in Phenomenology)

Acknowledgments
Contents
Part I: Introduction by Richard Schaefer
	Chapter 1 Brentano’s The Teaching of Jesus 100 Years Later: An Historical Introduction
		1.1 Genesis of the Text
		1.2 Against Apologetics
		1.3 The Teaching of Jesus
		1.4 New and Different Approaches
		Bibliography
Part II: The Teaching of Jesus and Its Enduring Significance (Franz Brentano)
	Chapter 2 Original Preface by the Author
	Chapter 3 Introduction, by Alfred Kastil
		Bibliography
	Chapter 4 Jesus’s Moral Teaching According to the Gospels
	Chapter 5 The Teaching of Jesus on God and the World, and His Own Person and Mission According to the Gospels
	Chapter 6 On Pascal’s Ideas About an Apologetics of the Christian Faith
		6.1 The Promotion and Dissemination of Christian Teaching, Without Armed Force, and in Spite of How it Contradicts Natural Inclinations
		6.2 Pascal’s Second Argument Draws Attention to the Holiness of a Truly Christian Soul
		6.3 For his Third Argument, Pascal Calls on the Miraculous Nature of the Holy Scriptures
		6.4 Jesus in Particular
		6.5 The Apostles
		6.6 Moses and the Prophets
		6.7 The Jewish People
		6.8 The Prophecies
		6.9 The Timeless Continuity of the Religion
		6.10 The Doctrine of Original sin as the Only Explanation for the Puzzle of Human Nature
		6.11 The Holiness of Church Teaching
		6.12 The Conduct of those of Secular Orientation Contrasted with that of Christians
		Reference
	Chapter 7 Nietzsche as Imitator of Jesus
Correction to: Brentano’s The Teaching of Jesus 100 Years Later: An Historical Introduction
Appendix
	Christian Doctrine: A Short Outline of Its Essential Content
Index