I recently paid £21 for this article - of just 6 pages. I had thought I was getting the three articles for this price. The other two articles being by Jason Beduhn and Judith Lieu.
Where does it go - i.e priority of the Marcionite Gospel - methinks that's the task before scholarship. As for me - well, I'll tag along with Klinghardt for a while to see how far he is willing to go.....
Marcion’s Gospel and the New Testament:
Catalyst or Consequence?
MATTHIAS KLINGHARDT
If the Marcionite Gospel is seen as an alteration of Luke, it has almost no relevance for the New Testament; this was the view of Harnack, who never examined
the fundamental question of the direction of the editorial process. Assuming the
priority of the Marcionite Gospel, however, reveals its innovative potential for
understanding the New Testament: on the one hand, it provides answers to
many old questions, some of them seemingly resolved a long time ago, others
fiercely debated for many decades. On the other hand, the priority of the
Marcionite Gospel promotes the most noble and important task of scholarship:
it poses a whole new set of questions that did not exist before.
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals ... BFD48D4C50
Catalyst or Consequence?
MATTHIAS KLINGHARDT
If the Marcionite Gospel is seen as an alteration of Luke, it has almost no relevance for the New Testament; this was the view of Harnack, who never examined
the fundamental question of the direction of the editorial process. Assuming the
priority of the Marcionite Gospel, however, reveals its innovative potential for
understanding the New Testament: on the one hand, it provides answers to
many old questions, some of them seemingly resolved a long time ago, others
fiercely debated for many decades. On the other hand, the priority of the
Marcionite Gospel promotes the most noble and important task of scholarship:
it poses a whole new set of questions that did not exist before.
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals ... BFD48D4C50
''......the priority of the Marcionite Gospel promotes the most noble and important task of scholarship: it poses a whole new set of questions that did not exist before.''
Where does it go - i.e priority of the Marcionite Gospel - methinks that's the task before scholarship. As for me - well, I'll tag along with Klinghardt for a while to see how far he is willing to go.....
Statistics: Posted by maryhelena — Sun Apr 21, 2024 10:42 pm