Titlebook: Jesus in the Faith of Christians; Hywel D. Lewis Book 1981 Hywel D. Lewis 1981 Christian theology.Christianity.Jesus.theology

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Hywel D. Lewisand Heidegger to its consequences for the notions of experience, selfhood and self-presence. We formulated a ‘postmetaphysical’ reappraisal of the experiential based on the interpenetration of poststructuralist thinking and hermeneutic phenomenology. Taking inspiration from Paul Ricoeur’s fruitful c

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and Heidegger to its consequences for the notions of experience, selfhood and self-presence. We formulated a ‘postmetaphysical’ reappraisal of the experiential based on the interpenetration of poststructuralist thinking and hermeneutic phenomenology. Taking inspiration from Paul Ricoeur’s fruitful c

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-05513-5Christian theology; Christianity; Jesus; theology

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Christology and Prevarication,le to undermine both the relevance and the credibility of the Christian religion. Nothing must be done to impair the full humanity of Jesus in every way. On this many voices are raised, and that is no doubt a salutary thing and a welcome feature of religious life today.

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Hywel D. Lewisert the ‘mineness’ or singularity of my own deictic coordinates which ground my specificity in the play of discourses. These moments — antithetically held in tension — provide the internal dynamic of the experiential, both limiting and enabling the movement of consciousness towards meaning(s).

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