Jesus Research

<DIV>This volume explores nearly every facet of contemporary Jesus research — from eyewitness criteria to the reliability of memory from archaeology to psychobiography from oral traditions to literary sources.<br><br>With contributions from forty internationally respected Jewish and Christian scholars this distinguished collection of articles comes from the second (2007) Princeton-Prague Symposium on Jesus Research. It summarizes the significant advances in understanding Jesus that scholars have made in recent years through the development of diverse methodologies.<br><br>Readers already knowledgeable in the field will discover unique angles from well-known scholars and all will be amply informed on the current state of Jesus studies.<br><br><B>Contributors</B>:Dale C. Allison Jr. Mordechai Aviam Richard Bauckham <BR />Darrell L. Bock Donald Capps James H. Charlesworth <BR />Bruce Chilton Michael Allen Daise Arye Edrei <BR />Kathy Ehrensperger Casey D. Elledge Craig A. Evans <BR />Peter W. Flint Seán Freyne David Hendin <BR />Tom Holmén Richard A. Horsley Jeremy M. Hutton <BR />Craig Keener Werner H. Kelber Ulrich Luz <BR />Gabriel Mazor Lee Martin McDonald Doron Mendels <BR />Daniel F. Moore Suleiman A. Mourad Étienne Nodet <BR />Lidija Novakovic Gerbern S. Oegema George L. Parsenios <BR />Pheme Perkins Petr Pokorný Stanley E. Porter <BR />Brian Rhea Jan Roskovec D. Moody Smith <BR />Gerd Theissen Geza Vermes Walter P. Weaver <BR />Robert L. Webb <BR /></DIV>