CHAPTER VI: notion Jewish Christianity

foundation of Christianity, to purify the tradition and reform Christendom on the basis of the Pauline Gospel 267-286 Characterisation of Marcion's attempt 267 (1) His estimate of the Old Testament and the god of the Jews 271 (2) The God of the Gospel 272 (3) The relation of the two Gods according to Marcion 274 The Gnostic woof in Marcion's Christianity 275 (4) The Christology 275 (5) Eschatology and Ethics 277 (6) Criticism of the Christian tradition, the Marcionite Church 278 Remarks 282

notion Jewish Christianity 287-317 Characterisation of Marcion's attempt 267 (1) General conditions for the development of Jewish Christianity 287 (2)

Jewish Christianity and the Catholic Church, insignificance of Jewish Christianity, "Judaising" in Catholicism 289

Alleged documents of Jewish Christianity (Apocalpse of John, Acts of
the Apostles, Epistle to the Hebrews, Hegesippus)
295
History of Jewish Christianity 296
The witness of Justin 296
The witness of Celsus 298
The witness of Irenæus and Origen 299
The witness of Eusebius and Jerome 300
The Gnostic Jewish Christianity 302
The Elkesaites and Ebionites of Epiphanius 304

Estimate of the Pseudo-Clementine Recognitions and Homilies, their want of significance for the question as to the genesis of Catholicism and its doctrine 311 APPENDICES.
I. On the different notions of Pre-existence 318 II. On Liturgies and the genesis of Dogma 332 III. On Neoplatonism 335 Literature 361 __________________________________________________________________

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PROLEGOMENA TO THE DISCIPLINE OF
THE HISTORY OF DOGMA.
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THE PRESUPPOSITIONS OF THE
HISTORY OF DOGMA
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