Albert Schweitzer · 1875 – 1965
The Quest of the Historical Jesus
1906 (English 1910) · trans. W. Montgomery (1910) · translated from the German
21pages
12 h 8 minreading time
189passages linked to Scripture
324links to verses
Contents
- I. THE PROBLEM1
- II. HERMANN SAMUEL REIMARUS2
- III. THE LIVES OF JESUS OF THE EARLIER RATIONALISM3
- IV. THE EARLIEST FICTITIOUS LIVES OF JESUS4
- V. FULLY DEVELOPED RATIONALISM—PAULUS5
- VI. THE LAST PHASE OF RATIONALISM—HASE AND SCHLEIERMACHER6
- VII. DAVID FRIEDRICH STRAUSS—THE MAN AND HIS FATE7
- VIII. STRAUSS’S FIRST “LIFE OF JESUS”8
- IX. STRAUSS’S OPPONENTS AND SUPPORTERS9
- Aug. Wilh. Neander. Das Leben Jesu‐Christi. Hamburg, 1837.9
- X. THE MARCAN HYPOTHESIS10
- XI. BRUNO BAUER. THE FIRST SCEPTICAL LIFE OF JESUS11
- XII. FURTHER IMAGINATIVE LIVES OF JESUS12
- XIII. RENAN13
- XIV. THE “LIBERAL” LIVES OF JESUS14
- XV. THE ESCHATOLOGICAL QUESTION15
- XVI. THE STRUGGLE AGAINST ESCHATOLOGY16
- XVII. QUESTIONS REGARDING THE ARAMAIC LANGUAGE, RABBINIC PARALLELS, AND BUDDHISTIC INFLUENCE17
- XVIII. THE POSITION OF THE SUBJECT AT THE CLOSE OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY18
- XIX. THOROUGHGOING SCEPTICISM AND THOROUGHGOING ESCHATOLOGY19
- XX. RESULTS21