kerygma

Kerygma was the public teaching of the Church, based on the scriptures.

So much that sheds light on the whole kerygma of early Christianity.

Like Basil, he took the distinction between kerygma and dogma very seriously.

They called this genre kerygma and described it as a later development of preaching, having taken a literary form.

I cannot in good conscience go on preaching the kerygma of the New Testament.

Compare such a position with the position that there is a kerygma to be preached about Jesus.

The kerygma of the early Church, contained in that outline, amounted to something like this:

I would point out to you that that sums up the kerygma of our Lord."

Basil expressed the same insight in a Christian sense when he distinguished between dogma and kerygma.

In that case, he declares, "our kerygma is empty, and your faith is empty."

We have seen that Greek Christians had developed a similar notion, in the distinction between dogma and kerygma.

Nevertheless, they claim to recognize in chapter 9 his concern for kerygma" that he offers to psychic believers (2:6-3:4).

The "kerygma source"

The term can refer to Christ himself as well as to the proclamation of his ministry as kerygma.

The "kerygma source" of proof-texts (contained within 1 Apol.

Her parents own the Kerygma Gallery, a contemporary art gallery in Ridgewood.

It is true that the Christians now had a homogenous and extremely virile body of doctrine: the Pauline gospel or kerygma.

"The Historical Jesus, the Kerygma, and the Christian Faith," Rel.

He publishes a magazine known as "Kerygma" which was translated into a television show at RPN 9.

The text is a programmatic statement of Jesus' ministry to preach or proclaim (Kerygma), good news to the poor and the blind and the captive.

He was an editor for new theological journals, like the Ecumenical Review and Kerygma und Dogma.

In the case of the Canonical gospels, this demythologising is intended to reveal the underlying kerygma or 'message' that is to be conveyed.

The full impact of Bultmann was not felt until the English publication of Kerygma and Mythos (1948).

True, their solutions were more rational but dogma - as opposed to kerygma - should not be confined by the wholly explicable, any more than poetry or music.

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