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Christological and Soteriological Reflections in the Wake of Half a Century of Intense and Improved Jewish-Christian Relations

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Author

  • Jesper Svartvik

Summary, in English

This article seeks to explore how Christian self-understanding has changed as Jewish-Christian relations have enhanced and improved during the last half-century. To what extent are traditional Christological and soteriological models and motifs discussed, defined, redefined, refined or even refuted? Three issues are discussed: the need to (a) go beyond bipolarity (Judaism vis-à-vis Christianity etc.), (2) articulate a creative Christology, (3) express a deutero-Augustinian soteriology.

Publishing year

2004

Language

English

Pages

54-60

Publication/Series

Current Dialogue

Volume

44

Issue

December

Document type

Journal article

Publisher

World Council of Churches, World Council of Churches

Topic

  • Religious Studies

Keywords

  • soteriology
  • Christology
  • Jeish-Christian relations
  • antithesis
  • Augustine

Status

Published

ISBN/ISSN/Other

  • ISSN: 1814-2230