Evolutionary Religious Ethics: Christianity

In Michael Boylan (ed.), In the Name of God. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 104–143 (2010-03-19)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Setting the Task Constructing the Christ Setting the Boundaries: Christian and/or Jew? The Third Race: Christians as In‐Group Putting on Christ: Christianity's Signals of Commitment Loving Your Neighbor and Turning the Other Cheek.

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evolutionary religious ethics and Christianity   Christianity and Christian ethical traditions ‐ the life of Jesus of Nazareth   Judaic moral traditions ‐ difficult to decide where to begin, and complexity of Jewish history   alternative gospel attributed to Judas Iscariot ‐ a stir far beyond the academy   template of minimally counter‐intuitive (MCI)   construction of the Christ in canonical gospels ‐ Christianity, beginning with Jesus   Christ, as full‐access strategic agent ‐ in prime position, serving as moral judge for communities   Christ as a God of love and forgiveness ‐ and also portrayed as a God of vengeance   setting the boundaries ‐ Christian and/or Jew, Jesus of New Testament to Jesus of history   putting on Christ ‐ Christianity's signals of commitment

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10.1002/9781444320695.ch4

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