Luke Timothy Johnson

An Apostle Admired & Despised

01- Christianity is a Religion

01. Why Not "The Historical Jesus"?

Paul's Life & Letters

Problems of Early Christianity

How Should We Read Paul

First & Second Thessalonians

02. The Starting Point—The Resurrection Experience

Life & Righteousness - Romans

History & Theology

04 - Sourcing Christianity

Life in Christ - Second Corinthians

Paul's Influence

Life in the World - First Corinthians

02 - What is a Religion

Life & Law - Galatians

10. Gospel of Mark—Good News in Mystery

05 - The Imperial Context

03. The Matrix—Symbolic World of Greek and Jew

03 - The Role of Religious Experience

07. Why Compose Gospels?

08. The Synoptic Problem and Its Solutions

05. The Context—Jesus in the Memory of the Church

09. Gospel of Mark—Apocalyptic and Irony

04. Parallels—Stories of Greek and Jewish Heroes

08 - The Symbolic World Torah

21. Gospel of John—Context of Conflict

11 - Jesus and the Gospels

Fellowship - Letters from Captivity

13. Gospel of Matthew—Synagogue Down the Street

14. Gospel of Matthew—The Messiah of Israel

06. Earliest Stages—Paul and the Oral Tradition

19. Gospel of Luke—The Prophet and the People

11. Gospel of Mark—Teacher and Disciples

12. Gospel of Mark—Passion and Death

06 - Greco-Roman Polytheism

18. Gospel of Luke—God’s Prophet

20. The Twentieth Century’s Greatest Invention?

09 - Palestinian Judaism in the Greco-Roman World

15. Gospel of Matthew—Jesus and Torah

16. Gospel of Matthew—Teacher and Lord

16 - Meals Are Where the Magic Is

12 - The Resurrection Experience

26. Young Jesus—the Infancy Gospel Of James

07 - Greco-Roman Religious Experience

17. Luke-Acts—The Prophetic Gospel

23. Gospel of John—Jesus as Obedient Son

24. In And Out—canonical And Apocryphal Gospels

20 - The Communitys Worship

22. Gospel of John—Jesus as the Man from Heaven