The Foundations of New Testament Christology

268 pp. Reginald Fuller's important 1965 work The Foundations of New Testament Christology provides a critical summary of the developments in New Testament studies. Demythologizing, the new quest of the historical Jesus, Paul, the Synoptics, the Lucan writings, and the Johannine problem are treated, together with a discussion of the direction in which New Testament studies seem to be headed. "A comprehensive and thorough survey of the Christological position based on the insights of international scholarship. The book establishes continuity between the historical Jesus and the message and witness of the post-resurrection church."