Hermes and Athena: Biblical Exegesis and Philosophical Theology Book

	Contributors
	Introduction
I	Faith and Philosophy: A Challenge to Contemporary Biblical Studies
	The Impact of Scriptural Studies on the Content of Catholic Belief	3
	The Impact of Dogmatism on Rational Discourse: comments on the Paper of Michael Dummett	23
	Response to Collins	31
II	Biblical Studies: Knowledge and Morality in Colossians
	"To Walk Worthily of the Lord": Moral Formation in the Pauline School Exemplified by the Letter to Colossians	37
	Moral Authority and Pseudonymity: Comments on the Paper of Wayne A. Meeks	59
	Response to Stump	71
III	Philosophy and Biblical Studies on the Empty Tomb
	Was the Tomb Empty?	77
	The Heart of the Gospel: Comments on the Paper of Stephen T. Davis	101
	The Empty Tomb in the Gospel According to Mark	107
	Resurrection Resurrected: Comments on the Paper of Adela Yarbro Collins	141
	Response to Kretzmann	151
IV	Faith and Philosophy: A Reaction to Contemporary Biblical Studies
	Critical Studies of the New Testament and the User of the New Testament	159
	Critical Studies of the New Testament: Comments on the Paper of Peter van Inwagen	191
V	Biblical Studies and Philosophy on Christology
	Calling Jesus Christ	201
	Interpreting the New Testament: Comments on the Paper of Harold W. Attridge	225
	The Role of Miracles in the Structure of Luke-Acts	235
	Miracles, Magic and Modernity: Comments on the Paper of Marilyn McCord Adams	275
VI	Overview of Biblical Studies
	Between Jerusalem and Athens: The Changing Shape of Catholic Biblical Scholarship	285
	Three-sided Scholarship: Comments on the Paper of John R. Donahue, S.J.	315