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To oversimplify to the extreme: the modern apocalyptic approach to Paul broadly speaking denies a continuity between Paul's thought and the old creation and covenant. A salvation-history approach seeks to understand Paul's thinking as part of the trajectory even if it is doing something new and radical of the old covenant and creation. In the apocalyptic approach. God breaks into history independent of God's age-old promises tied to Israel's and the world's history – matters important to the salvation-history approach. These two approaches to Paul are fundamentally not about the nature of revelation such that one can be used to affirm a Barthian approach and the other not but a largely exegetical judgment about the significance of the covenant as it relates to Paul's theology. The similarities between the 'apocalyptic' and Barth may well be superficial and less significant than at first appearance. First the hard distinction between 'apocalyptic' and 'salvation-history' approaches to Paul is often over pressed. Dunn once insightfully wrote that it was the "apocalyptic climax of the salvation-history which constituted the heart of his gospel". The two belong together for the apocalyptic reveals the ways in which God fulfils his covenant promises (Daniel). Were the new creation so utterly discontinuous one would struggle to explain much of Paul's reasoning (famously in Rom 9-11 for example). And to state the obvious. Christ's significance was not written by Paul in binary code but in the language and milieu of Jewish Christianity as it sought to understand how Christ was the of the law. Yes Christ was new surprising discontinuous in so many ways with the old covenant but Christ was not without context not entirely 'out of the blue' and entirely impossible to understand as just 'out of the blue'. For an extended critique of dividing 'apocalyptic' from 'salvation-history' cf. Wright's on the dialogue and conversation between Christ and scriptures in the understanding of the early church. Christ was not ever an entity separate from the scriptures given to the covenant people. It may be objected that some of these arguments caricature the 'apocalyptic' approach. But the point here is that 'apocalyptic' and 'salvation-history' approaches are a difference of emphasis not kind – and were one to maintain the latter one enters the land of the caricature I critiqued. Barth speaks of the history of Christ as the history of humanity. All is focused upon Christ and his story (hence Barth's revamp of traditional understandings of election). Wright maintains that Christ's life death and resurrection expresses the history of Israel (election exile and return) which itself was a retelling of Adam's and the world's story. See for example how Gregory MacDonald in terms of the Apostle Paul uses Wright's insights to argue that Christ's story is world history in a nutshell ( I therefore suggest that Barthians would do well to avoid seeing a natural ally in the 'apocalyptic' approach to Paul. There may well be room for more fruitful dialogue with those in the salvation-history school – caricatures aside given Barth's procedure in CD IV the way in which everything is reimagined rethought etc in light of Christ and the significance of the history of Christ in Wright's thought. Hi Chris: a very interesting post! Naturally I disagree with you on these points and especially on the suggestion that Barth's view of "covenant" is close to Wright's. Part of the aim of my SBL paper was to show that Barth uses words like "covenant" and "Heilsgeschichte" in a way that is antithetical to Wright and Dunn. The similarities in vocabulary can easily be mistaken for theological affinity; ultimately though we can do a Wrightian reading of Barth only at the expense of Barth's doctrine of election (i e at the expense of his whole theology!). Anyway thanks again for such a thoughtful post (and I enjoyed chatting with you about this in San Diego as well). I'll try to post a few thoughts in response within the next day or two... Chris,It is important to keep in mind that apocalyptic works are so-called because they "un-veil" God's plans to a privileged seer and *not* because of the inbreaking-ness of God's actions that they depict. This is an important distinction to keep in mind as it is confused somewhat by the fact that the word "apocalyptic" as we tend to apply it to a given theology refers to the quality of inbreaking-ness a quality that typifies the true apocalypses but which does not account for that genre's use of the word "apocalypsis". The confusion unfortunately contributes to an already huge misunderstanding of the role of revelation in theology in that the activity of God's inbreaking (the Christ event etc.) is then wrongly summed up as being (an act of) "revelation" as though the term "revelation" fittingly describes things that in themselves are not epistemic. Anyone who wanders far enough down this mistaken path of course will end up embracing Barthian theology which takes "revelation" as its organizing principle and speaks of the inbreakingness of God's salvific power as a breaking down of humanity's inability to know anything about God. As a remedy to Barth's muddlement. I suggest drinking deep from the wells of James Barr. Gustaf Wingren and Richard Muller. Hi Ben,To clarify that 'Barth's view of "covenant" is close to Wright's' was not quite the point of my argument. I want to suggest that there is room for dialogue here - despite the apparently more attractive similarities in the 'apocalyptic' approach. I look forward to your response!Hi John,Yes. I was aware of the different meanings of 'apocalyptic' - I used it here as it has come to be used in Pauline discussions. Those who use it as far as I know also appreciate its etymology too. Thanks for the names. Gustaf Wingren and Richard Muller. I'll have to try to look them up. Hi JB,T'was really great meeting you in SD. But " seeing as how you never delivered the goods on a full-length review as promised"WHAT?!?! How are your ideas coming on - on teh tribulation? I am New Testament Tutor for and. London. In my postgraduate research (under the supervision of Max Turner) I’m working on a thesis that concerns the christological significance of the language Paul used to describe the relationship between risen Lord and believer. My blog is primarily occupied with biblical and theological themes – especially those Apostle Paul shaped but I try as best as I can to squeeze in a decent amount of inappropriate baloney on the way. For more about me click for my interview with biblioblogs' Jim West.

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If you’ve never heard of it was one of the first bookmarking and browser history implementations available for Ajax applications. is a lightweight JavaScript library for the management of bookmarking and browser history in Ajax/DHTML applications. It was originally developed by and Brian Dillard recently took over development of Really Simple History and has been working feverishly on getting out a new release for the masses. Today is ready to go and. Get the full scoop about this release as come up as some future enhancement at. I highly recommend RSH. I’ve tried the YUI history manager and a jQuery history plugin but neither worked as smoothly as RSH. Comment by — December 3. 2007 Can I get a tutorial or a case study here? The test page and wiki really don’t tell me what I need to know. explore’s got very little in the way of example implementations. Comment by Marty — December 6. 2007 In Episode 20 we chat with Kevin Lynch. Brendan Eich. Alex Russell and others to sight out more about communicate Tamarin the high-speed JavaScript engine donated by Adobe to the Mozilla Foundation. Receive e-mails on the topics that interest you most. You'll get the latest news technical resources announcements and more. Select your topics and submit your e-mail below. Browser Plug-ins Client-side Frameworks Interaction create by mental act/   Graphic Design/User Experience Programming Techniques Server-side Frameworks Not a member? We'll activate your FREE membership with your subscription. gratify contact us at. We would like to hear about any news that we could put up here. We have individual blogs too: Powered by feed. Valid and. All rights reserved. Copyright 2007.

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Ryan Evans had heard about Terre Haute’s seedy past and being dubbed “Sin City,” but the historical facts he dug up during a research project for his “Prohibitions: Morals. Policy and Behavior” honors class at Indiana express University substantiated the scuttlebutt. “I was surprised to find out that in 1957 one of the largest international gambling operations of its time was being run out of a third-floor dwell on Wabash Avenue,” said Evans a senior pre-medical liberal studies major from Francesville. “When it was raided by federal authorities the establishment was open to be making more than $100,000 a week from gamblers as far away as Cuba. Texas and Canada.” Evans’ is just one of several history research projects -- ranging from prostitution in Terre Haute to popular baking recipes during 1890 to 1950 -- which will be on display from noon to 3:30 p m. Dec. 5 in the exhibition space at ISU’s Cunningham Memorial Library. Proposed by the departments of history and English with participation from Cunningham Memorial Library the center was founded in 2006 with a give from the Lilly Foundation. The bear on which is designed to back up students act in original research into the history populate and traditions of Illinois and Indiana has been designated a Program of Promise by the university. “I will be attending Indiana University Medical School next fall and my project showed me how the population can not just be addicted to drugs and alcohol but behaviors such as gambling,” Evans said. “As a physician. I will have to be aware of all these possible addictions to furnish a patient the most help that I can.” The exhibit at ISU’s library ordain feature research into local history conducted by students from two classes -- an honors seminar change state to all majors. “Prohibitions: Morals. 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