SMC330Y1 Chapter Notes - Chapter 5: Great Commandment, Purposive Approach, Sadducees
21 Nov 2012
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Death and purpose, salvific: saving significance, fulfillment of his and god"s purpose. Came for death (jesus saw purpose tis way according to present gospel forms) Mark: must -> necessity, speak of death in advance and see as something that had to happen (+luke) S death central to letters of paul. Borg see as jesus seeing his death as salvific, wright see as post- Borg see death as central to messianic vocation and purpose, climactic kingdom action . Wright skeptical of tracing it back to jesus himself. Traces in gospels indicate disciples shocked and shattered by. Jesus"s death, passion predictinos in mark as post-easter hebrew. Bible passages generally as prophecy historicized than prediction fulfilled, (while borg see jesus saw his death as accomplishment, final battle atone) wright believe rash to sa what people in diff culture and time could and could not think.
