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Acknowledgments ix
Part 1
Introduction 3
A Generative Opening 3
The Resurrection and Christian Grammar 6
Resurrecting Resurrection: Problems and Prospects 12
Gift, Hospitality, and the Body 21
The Ecclesial Presupposition for Resurrection Belief 25
1 Conditions of the Possibility 31
The Historical Aporia 31
The Eschatological Imperative 34
Three Approaches to the Resurrection 42
History in Excess 64
2 The Im-Possible Gift 67
The Resurrection as "Saturated Phenomenon" 76
3 Bodies in Absentia 116
The Scandal of the Empty Tomb 116
A Claim upon the World 121
Bodily Resurrection and Late Antiquity 125
The Body as "Thing" and Modernity's "Disengaged Self" 130
The Absent Body 134
The Othered Self 148
4 I Will Be My Body 150
A Profounder Materialism 150
The Corporeality of Grace 159
I Will Be My Body 177
Part 2
Introduction: Grammars of Resurrection 181
On Avoiding Grammatical Absolutism in Christian Theology 182
The Resurrection Proclaimed 188
5 Suffering, Memoria, and Vindication: Retrieving the Apocalyptic Imagination 195
Retrieving the Apocalyptic Imagination 195
Time, Memoria, and Justice 211
6 Transfiguring the Victim 227
A View from the Victims 228
Transfiguring the Victim 245
7 Mimesis, Scapegoating, and the Crucified 250
The Bible and Violence 250
Desire, Mimesis, and scapegoat Violence 259
Unveiling Scapegoat Violence 271
8 The Gift of the Forgiving Victim 291
Resurrection as Reconciliation 291
Christus Victor Revisited 309
9 The Grammar of Fulfillment and Christology 319
"I Am the Resurrection and the Life": Manifestation and Presence in the Fourth Gospel 321
Resurrection andChristology 334
10 Original Peace, Divinization, and Beauty of Form 352
Original Peace: Creation in Retrospect 352
Transcendence, Form, and Beauty 364
The Eternal Significance of Jesus' Humanity: The Heart of Christian Spirituality 372
The Beauty and Comfort of the Resurrection 377
Notes 383
Scripture Index 433
General Index 439
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Craig Powers
reviewed Grammars of Resurrection: A Christian Theology of Presence and Absence on June 19, 2016 Grammars of Resurrection
Perhaps John Drane will lose a few friends in the 'successful' Christian world (at least among the academics and leaders who read his contributions) as this is another book that challenges and drives forward, daring even to question the likes of Alpha and the mega-churches. There is a lot to explore, unpick and take on board or leave alone here but as one reviewer noted, this should be essential reading for all in ministerial training.
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