In the conclusion of his article entitled “The Angelic Spirit in Early Judaism,” John R. Levison invited the scholarly community to use his work as “a suitable foundation for discussion of the angelic spirit” in early Christianity. A few years later, in his study of angelomorphic christology, Charles A. Gieschen highlighted the need for similar work in the field of early pneumatology. The case ...

oundational to Baptist Christology is the superiority of Christ over all created beings, and foundational to Baptist ecclesiology is the headship of Christ over the church. Among the strongest biblical passages arguing for the superiority of Christ over all created beings and particularly the Levitical priesthood is Hebrews 1-10. In Hebrews 7, Jesus is described as a priest after the order of M...

This is a book review of All Things Beautiful: An Aesthetic Christology

The purpose of this article is to express what I call a “conciliar concern” regarding Jc Beall’s recently proposed contradictory Christology. By mean concern that likely be shared by all Christians—be they Catholic, Orthodox, or Protestant—who are committed the early ecumenical councils. Formulated as an argument, this: if Christology correct, then councils were misguided. But (conciliar Christ...

The article discusses the scholarship of Kwame Bediako, John Mbiti, Justin Ukpong and Charles Nyamiti to decipher their contributed development a framework for theology, Christology biblical in Africa African context as an alternative beyond. used combination methods data collection, interpretation analysis. This included (a) biographical with emphasis on intellectual scholarship. enabled resea...

This essay will explore Hans Urs von Balthasar’s Christology as performance from below. It begin by introducing theodramatic project presented in his five-volume work Theo-drama. Here, it be shown how Balthasar engages with and uses the conceptual resources of drama theatre to develop a theological dramatic theory Christ at its very centre. followed an investigation into what he saw re-performa...