Representation And Substitution In The

How does what happened 2000 years ago in the life, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus Christ radically alter the human nature and life situation of men and women in every generation up to the present day? Pursuit of this question provided the ini

Jeannine Michele Graham serves as Adjunct Professor for Fuller Theological Seminary at various extension sites.

Preface

ix

INTRODUCTION

1

(20)

PART ONE DOROTHY SOLLE: CHRIST AS TEMPORARY REPRESENTATIVE

21

(60)

CHAPTER ONE: CONTEXTUAL CONSIDERATIONS

23

(16)

Quest for Identity after the "Death of God"

24

(4)

Encounter with Bultmann: Pro and Con

28

(2)

From Existential to Political Theology

30

(9)

CHAPTER TWO: THE NATURE OF REPRESENTATION

39

(20)

Distinction between Representation and Substitution

39

(2)

Personhood and the Dialectic of Role-playing

41

(1)

Representation as Irreplaceably (but realistically) Personal

42

(3)

Representation as Temporality

45

(2)

Representation and its "Saboteurs"

47

(3)

Representation and Christology

50

(9)

CHAPTER THREE: EVALUATION

59

(22)

Strengths

59

(3)

Areas of Concern

62

(19)

PART TWO JOHN MACQUARRIE: CHRIST THROUGH AN EXISTENTIALIST LENS

81

(108)

CHAPTER FOUR: THEOLOGICAL METHODOLOGY

83

(18)

Phenomenological Description

84

(1)

Interpretation

85

(2)

Application

87

(1)

Key Concerns and Provoking Questions

87

(2)

Existentialism: the Most Appropriate Ontology

89

(2)

Anthropological Starting Point

91

(3)

"New Style Natural Theology"

94

(7)

CHAPTER FIVE: EXISTIAL ANALYSIS OF HUMAN EXISTENCE

101

(10)

The Human Self as Unique and Dynamic

101

(2)

Possibility, Facticity, and Falling

103

(4)

The Disordered Self

107

(4)

CHAPTER SIX: FROM HUMAN BEING TO BEING

111

(12)

Existential Quest for Grace

111

(1)

God as "Holy Being"

112

(6)

Dialectical Theism

118

(5)

CHAPTER SEVEN: WHO IS JESUS CHRIST FOR US TODAY?

123

(28)

The Historical Question

124

(5)

Starting Point: the Man Jesus

129

(9)

Replacement of Old Metaphysical Conceptions

138

(3)

New Concepts of Representation

141

(7)

New Affirmation of Jesus' Uniqueness in a Pluralistic World

148

(3)

CHAPTER EIGHT: EVALUATION

151

(38)

Strengths

151

(7)

Areas of Concern

158

(31)

PART THREE KARL BARTH: CHRIST THE REPRESENTATIVE SUBSTITUTE

189

(210)

CHAPTER NINE: HERMENEUTICAL CLUES

191

(6)

Preliminary Observations

191

(3)

Trinity as Controlling Presupposition

194

(3)

CHAPTER TEN: ELECTIVE CONTEXT OE JESUS' REPRESENTATIVE HUMANITY: GOD FOR US

197

(24)

The Grace of Election: God's Self-determination to be For Us

198

(2)

The Place of Election: Incarnate Son as Subject and Object

200

(3)

The Nature of Elective Headship

203

(18)

CHIAPTER ELEVEN: PRIESTLY REPRESENTATION/SUBSTITUTION: CHRIST'S LORDLY SERVANTHOOD FOR US

221

(46)

Reconciling Event in Relational Context

221

(8)

Re-creative Aim of Judgment

229

(4)

Representation as Divine Self-substitution

233

(8)

Relational Substitution

241

(26)

CHAPTER TWELVE: KINGLY REPRESENTATION/SUBSTITUTION: CHRIST AS ROYAL MAN FOR US

267

(48)

Incarnational Context of Jesus' Representative Humanity

267

(22)

God as Sanctifier and Sanctified Humankind

289

(4)

The Royal Man in Our Place

293

(8)

Jesus as the Actuality of Sanctification

301

(3)

Sanctification as Participation in Jesus' Vicarious Sanctification

304

(11)

CHAPTER THIRTEEN: Piton 'Eric REPRESENTATION/SUBSTITUTION: CHRIST IN US

315

(28)

Subjectivization as Objective Event: Secondary yet Indispensable

315

(3)

Two Senses of Participation

318

(2)

Two Contexts for Participation

320

(23)

CHAPTER FOURTEEN: EVALUATION

343

(56)

Strengths

343

(20)

Common Critiques

363

(23)

Areas of Concern

386

(13)

CONCLUSION

399

(42)

Key Areas of Consensus: Sölle, Macquarrie, Barth

400

(15)

Key Areas of Divergence

415

(19)

Concluding Remarks

434

(7)

BIBLIOGRAPHY

441

(14)

SCRIPTURE INDEX

455

(2)

NAMES INDEX

457

(4)

SUBJECT INDEX

461

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