Abstract
Fatherless in Galilee: An autobiographical reflection. The article is a academic, reworked version of a public speech in which the author explains his position expressed in his book Fatherless in Galilee: Jesus as Child of God, published in 2001 and which has created ecclesiastical dispute with regard to confessional affirmations about the virginal conception of Jesus, his resurrection from the dead and his ascension to heaven. The article discusses the circumstances which led to the writing of the book, the exegetical and theological insights which influenced the author and the continuing relevance of historical Jesus research. The article is written in the genre of autobiographical biblical criticism.
Highlights
Ofte wel die openbare lesing, bestaan uit die volgende
2.Die literatuur in Suid-Afrikaanse koerante en tydskrifte is onoorsigtelik vir die doel van hierdie bydrae
Vergelyk verder artikels in Beeld van van die godsdiensjoernalis Neels Jackson soos ‘Die groot soektog na die ware Jesus’, Beeld 13 Oktober 2000, bl. 9; ‘Op soek na Jesus in ’n boeke-woud’, Beeld 22 Maart 2002, bl. 11
Summary
Read online: Scan this QR code with your smart phone or mobile device to read online. In die derde plek het die artikel ’n bepaalde aanloop omdat dit fokus op my boek wat in 20011 gepubliseer is en sedertdien, maar veral sedert 2010 in die Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk van Afrika, openbare dispuut ontlok het en wat van my as outeur teen wil en dank ’n openbare verantwoording eis. In die vierde plek is hierdie dispuut nie beperk tot die kring van die Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk van Afrika nie, ’n kerk wat in 2012 ’n kerkskeuring beleef het. 5.Vir die genre ‘outobiografiese Bybelwetenskap’, kyk na die werk van Schutte (2005:401–416) wat in Suid-Afrika die eerste Bybelwetenskaplike is wat in sy proefskrif (onder my studieleiding) hieraan aandag gegee het en na aanleiding van sy doktorale studie die artikel ‘“When they, we, and the passive become I”: Introducing autobiographical biblical criticism’ geskryf het.
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