The Gospel and the Greeks: Did the New Testament Borrow from Pagan Thought? Book

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The Gospel and the Greeks: Did the New Testament Borrow from Pagan Thought?, Did early Christianity borrow essential beliefs and practices from pagan religions and philosophies of the time? No, answers Ronald Nash in this compelling case for the uniqueness of Christian teaching. Part 1 investigates possible influences of Hellenist, The Gospel and the Greeks: Did the New Testament Borrow from Pagan Thought?

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The Gospel and the Greeks: Did the New Testament Borrow from Pagan Thought?
Written by author Ronald H. Nash
Published by W Pub Group, 1992/05/01
Did early Christianity borrow essential beliefs and practices from pagan religions and philosophies of the time? No, answers Ronald Nash in this compelling case for the uniqueness of Christian teaching. Part 1 investigates possible influences of Hellenist

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1. Introduction 1

Part 1 Hellenistic Philosophy

2. Philosophy from Plato to Middle Platonism 19

3. Paul and Platonism 48

4. Stoicism and the New Testament 57

5. The Christian Logos 70

6. The Book of Hebrews: A Test Case 78

Part 2 The Mystery Religions

7. The Mystery Religions: An Overview 105

8. The Specific Mystery Religions 121

9. The Mystery Religions and the Christian Sacraments 139

10. The Mystery Religions and Essential Christian Beliefs 150

11. Paul and the Mystery Religions 171

Part 3 Christianity and Gnosticism

12. The Importance of the Gnostic Question 191

13. The Nature of Gnosticism 200

14. Bultmann's Gnostic Thesis 211

15. The Hermetic Writings and Paul 226

16. Pre-Christian Gnosticism? 236

17. Conclusion 247

References 255

For Further Reading 284

Index of Persons 287

Index of Subjects 291

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1.	Introduction	1
Part 1	Hellenistic Philosophy
2.	Philosophy from Plato to Middle Platonism	19
3.	Paul and Platonism	48
4.	Stoicism and the New Testament	57
5.	The Christian Logos	70
6.	The Book of Hebrews: A Test Case	78
Part 2	The Mystery Religions
7.	The Mystery Religions: An Overview	105
8.	The Specific Mystery Religions	121
9.	The Mystery Religions and the Christian Sacraments	139
10.	The Mystery Religions and Essential Christian Beliefs	150
11.	Paul and the Mystery Religions	171
Part 3	Christianity and Gnosticism
12.	The Importance of the Gnostic Question	191
13.	The Nature of Gnosticism	200
14.	Bultmann's Gnostic Thesis	211
15.	The Hermetic Writings and Paul	226
16.	Pre-Christian Gnosticism?	236
17.	Conclusion	247
	References	255
	For Further Reading	284
	Index of Persons	287
	Index of Subjects	291