Who said it?
‘Both the gospel and theology confront us with the need to make a judgment about the identity of God and the identity of Jesus Christ. “Who do you say that I am?” By answering this question, we not only render our verdict concerning the identity of Christ; we identify ourselves’
Who said it, and where?
If you get wrong, I will laugh mercilessly in your general direction. But the winner gets a bit of honour.
posted by Chris Tilling @ 7:31 PM
22 comments
22 Comments:
Dan Brown in the Davinci Code? ;)
I've got no clue, so go ahead and laugh, I can take it!
Sponge Bob, episode 24
No, both of you.
Not even close. Hopeless.
I laugh.
MWHAHahahahahahahaha
HAHAHAhahahahahhahahha
Richard Bauckham?
Well, Ben, Petros, you have both chosen authors with a propensity for the word 'identity', which makes your guesses a little more plausible than wither TB's or Jim's.
But you are both HOPELESSLY wrong.
HAHAHAHAHAAAAAHHAHAaaaaha
*breathes in*
WHWAHAHAHAHAHhahahhahahaa
Ok, ok. . . I figured it out. It is Jurgen Moltmann from his work titled The Crucified God.
:-|
Todd.
Moltmann?
Todd? Moltmann?????????????????
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????????????????????? ??????????? Utterly ridiculous!! Molty????????????
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No.
Todd, I just showed all my friends here that you suggested Moltmann.
Oh did we laugh.
My next guess is Wolfhart Pannenberg found in his work Jesus: God and Man
Pannenberg??????????????
*shakes head in bewilderment*
Hang on.
"Hey, all my mates here in Tübingen area, come and see Todd's latest guess."
*Hears roaring laughter in the background*
Wrighty init?
I give up - unless you will let me ask certain questions to narrow down the scope (?)
I KNOW that I've read that somewhere... It sounds very much like a Tom Wright thing to say. So either Wright or Vanhoozer. Don't laugh, or I'll hop over there and snatch Barth's Dogmatics! HA!
Hi Guy,
Nope!
*sniggers*
TB, you may ask questions, but I may only answer them 'yes' or 'no' - otherwise it's too easy.
*shoulders still shaking after the Moltmann and Pannenberg shots*
Sean!!! Sean. You need to be more specific, but just a little bit of honour is already on the way ...
Clever Sean! Here's my look of surprise and admiration....
I was originall going to say Tom Wright - but thought that would be too easy . . .
My final guess (and then I'll step down and let others be humiliated) is Wright and it is from his work Jesus and the Victory of God
maybe hans frei, with a title to match: "the identity of Jesus Christ?"
Bonhoeffer.
Where? Sounds like the christology lectures (Christ the Center). Possibly Akt und Sein?
Okay, I'll take a shot at this as well.
The Drama of Doctrine by KvH.
Although I thought Moltmann's Crucified God was a pretty damn good guess. And it does sound a lot like Wright.
Well, enjoyable pictures of Dr Evil included, things have come to an end: I am glad to anounce a winner ....
*drum roll*
And from the recent suggestions -
it isn't TB
nor M. Klink
nor Joel
*drum roll*
The winner is DAN!
Woo hoo! Spot on. It was Kevin Vanhoozer, Drama of Doctrine, p. 24.
I lavish serious honour (or 'honor' for you) all over your mighty theological knowledge and wisdom.
Woot woot!!!
Well, I guess it's things like this that separate the men from the boys. ;)
Does this mean I can get a fellowship at Tubingen, once I finish my Masters?
Also, the correct Canadian spelling of "honour" is, in fact, "honour". We tend to side with the Brits, not the Americans, when it comes to spelling.
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