@book{2024:schnelle:die_entste,
title = {Die Entstehung des frühen Christentums},
year = {2024},
note = {[The Emergence of Early Christianity. New Contributions] In six
previously unpublished essays, Udo Schnelle – an internationally
recognized New Testament scholar – addresses central questions on
the emergence of early Christianity, with the focus on early
Christianity’s relationship to Judaism. With a myriad of
methodological questions, he takes into account historical
developments from different directions, avoiding single-line,
ideologically oriented global theses. They show that one can assume,
especially with Paul and his communities from around 60 AD onwards,
that the new movement had its own momentum and independence, which was
also observed by the Romans and Jews. It is particularly visible at
several levels: the development of theological concepts, community
self-organization, literary production, education, and in universal
missionary activities. Of course, the emerging Christianity was
integrated in the religious and cultural traditions of its time. Yet
it reinterpreted them from the experience of Christ, crossing
boundaries and creating something new.},
edition = {1},
publisher = {EVA},
address = {Leipzig},
series = {},
volume = {},
author = {Schnelle, Udo}
}