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39 Cards in this Set
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HISTORIAN: Historical accuracy questioned by many, but supported more and more now by the work of scholars like
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I. Howard Marshal (1970)
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THEOLOGIAN: A pioneer in studying Luke as having theological agenda. Most agree that he was mistaken on the agenda specifics.
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Hans Conzelmann (1954)
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ARTIST: Literary studies (e.g., narrative criticism) are most recent trend with scholars like
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Robert Karris (1985) and
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Use of Mark: Improved Greek style, two substantial omissions from Mark, thematic changes
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Joseph Fitzmyer
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Use of Q: Mostly in two section of non-Markan material, esp. the "Travel Narrative"
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Helmuth Egelkraut
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Challanges to Markan Priority: "The Two-Gospel Hypothesis"
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William Farmer
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Challenges to Markan Priority: dismissal of Q
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Michael Goulder and John Drury
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L Material: "Infancy Narratives", parable collection, passion narratives
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Raymond Brown, Stephen Farris, Marion Soards
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Luke-Acts: Genre and parallels
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Charles Talbert (1966)
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Delayed Parousia: One of Conzelmann's main theses, but this person and others show Luke renewing expectation.
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A.J. Mattill (1979)
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False Teaching: Luke combatting errors like Gnosticism
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Charles Talbert (1966)
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Tribulation: Facing hardship and persecution
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Schuyler Brown (1969) and David Tiede (1980)
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Jews & Gentiles: Who are God's true people?
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Robert Maddox (1982), Stephen G. Wilson (1973), Jack T. Sanders (1987), Jacob Jervell (1972)
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The most basic issue for Lukan studies is
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What does Luke think about Jesus
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The most controversial Issue is
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Salvation History & Eschatology
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Conzelman in regards to eschatology
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Luke adress the delayed parousia
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Flender
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the ascension = the parousia
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Dupont
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individual eschatology
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Schneider
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always be ready
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Conzelman in regards to Political Appology
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defend the Church to Rome
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Walaskay
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defend Rome to the Church
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Elser
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be good citizens of both Rome and the Church
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Revolution: Luke presents Jesus as a nonviolent threat to society
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Trocme' Yoder, Cassidy, & Sloan
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A plea for peace: peace through love
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J.M. Ford
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Concern for Disadvantaged: Luke wants the rich to accepts the poor
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Stegemann
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Possessions are symbolic in Luke-Acts
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L.T. Johnson
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Luke limits the role of Women
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Tetlow & Fiorenza
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Luke argues for gender equality
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Kopas
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Discipleship: The call, commission, and community of following Jesus
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Charles Talbert
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Salvation is found in the word about Jesus
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Jack Kingsbury
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Salvation is found in the church tradition
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Ernst Kasemann (cheesman) (early Catholicism
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Reliable tradition without "Catholocosm"
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E. Schweizer
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Holy Spirit believers need the Spirit like Jesus
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G.W.H. Lampe & J.D.G. Dunn
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Through the Spirit Jesus continues his work
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Max Turner
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Both of these views
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Hans van Baer
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Community: food & fellowship
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Karris Neyrey
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Worship & prayer
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Allison Trites
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Instruction
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Richard Dillion
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Mission
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Marshal
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