Common Ground and Diversity in Early Christian Thought and Study

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Heikki Räisänen (1941-2015) touched upon many key questions in the study of early Christianity. The essays in this volume discuss these topics including methodological "fair play”, the non-confessional study of early Christianity, Paul, and biblical reception in religious communities, including early Islam.
During his long scholarly career, Heikki Räisänen (1941-2015) touched upon many key questions in the study of early Christianity. The topics of his research ranged from the detailed study of various New Testament writings to methodological reflections on the theoretical foundations of biblical studies. In this book, international scholars deal with many of the issues that were prominent in Räisänen's research and that continue to be debated. The contributors build upon Räisänen's legacy as well as recent advancements in the study of early Christianity. The volume comprises four sections organized around topics central to Räisänen's scholarship. These include methodological "fair play”, the non-confessional study of early Christianity, Pauline scholarship, and biblical reception in religious communities, including early Islam.

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Raimo Hakola
is Senior Lecturer at the University of Helsinki and co-director of the archaeological excavations conducted by the Kinneret Regional Project at Horvat Kur, Galilee.

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