Jesus and Community: The Social Dimensions of Christian Faith
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Overview
Gerhard Lohfink calls the present-day church to once again be the “contrast society,” which attracts non-believers by living what it preaches and by being different without being narrowly sectarian.
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- Examines Jesus’ public aims with regard to Israel and the basic intentions which he had for his community of followers
- Analyzes the ministry of Jesus to discover what the church should look like today
- Explores how Jesus gathered God’s existing church, Israel
- Jesus and Israel
- The Preaching of the Baptist
- The Institution of the Twelve
- The Sick Members of the People of God
- The Prayer for Gathering in the Our Father
- The Pilgrimage of the Nations
- The Crisis of Israel
- Death for the Many
- The Reign of God and the People of God
- Jesus and His Disciples
- The Circle of Disciples
- The Sermon on the Mount
- The New Family
- The End of the Fathers
- The Renunciation of Violence
- The Light Burden
- The City on the Hill
- Jesus’ Will for Community
- The New Testament Communities in the Discipleship of Jesus
- The Church As the People of God
- The Presence of the Spirit
- The Elimination of Social Barriers
- The Praxis of “Togetherness”
- Brotherly Love
- The Renunciation of Domination
- The Church as Contrast-Society
- The Sign for the Nations
- The Ancient Church in the Discipleship of Jesus
- The People from the Peoples
- The Religion of Healing
- Christian Fraternity
- God’s Contrast-Society
- The Christian Refusal
- The Church and War
- The Fulfillment of Isaiah 2
- The Confirmation of Truth through Praxis
- Postscript: The Heritage of Augustine
- Title: Jesus and Community: The Social Dimensions of Christian Faith
- Author: Gerhard Lohfink
- Translator: John P. Galvin
- Publisher: Augsburg Fortress
- Publication Date: 1984
- Pages: 224
Gerhard Lohfink is a German Catholic priest and theologian. He was Ordinarious Professor for the New Testament on the Catholic Theological Faculty at the University of Tübingen in Germany from 1976–1986.
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Andreas Holmberg
10/5/2016
Since the publication of this book Gerard Lohfink has reassessed his views and stated that today he would write this book very differently. A much more relevant and nuanced read from Lohfink is therefore his book "Does God Need the Church?" from 1999. Unfortunately, not yet available in Logos.
