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Metro/Religion
Lecture On Historical
Jesus Debate Set Feb. 22
Jo h n D o m in ic C ro ssan , one
o f the m ost p rolific and in flu en ­
tial sch o lars in th e o n g o in g d e ­
bate ab o u t th e h isto rical Jesu s,
w ill d e liv e r th e U n iv e rsity o f
O re g o n ’s G asto n L ectu re in
C h ristia n ity at 7 :3 0 o n T h u rs­
day, Feb. 22 , in R o o m 175 o f
th e K n ig h t L aw C en ter, 1515
A gate St.
T he lecture, “ T h e H isto rical
Jesus: M eth o d and M e a n in g in
R esearch ,” is sp o n so red b y the
D ep artm en t o f R elig io u s S tu d ­
ies, th e G asto n B e q u e st and
the O reg o n H u m a n itie s C e n ­
ter. It is free an d o p en to the
p u b lic, b u t seatin g , th e lim ited,
so e a rly arriv al is ad v isab le.
S cholars h av e lo n g b een in ­
terested in try in g to reco n stru ct
as m uch as can be k n o w n h is­
to rically a b o u t Je su s (a s o p p o sed
to b ib lical sto ries an d statem en ts
o f relig io u s faith), a c c o rd in g to
D aniel K. F a lk , U O assista n t p ro ­
fessor o f an cien t J u d aism an d bib­
lical studies. “T his attem pt is cur­
rently one o f the m ost heated and
fascinatingreligious topics,’’hesays.
“ Scholars have used increas­
ingly com plex criteria to sift out the
m eager reliable historical data, and
their efforts have gone though sev­
eral phases includingdisillusionment
w ith the w hole task as virtually
impossible.”
F a lk sa y s d iffe re n t research
m ethods and assum ptions lead to
very different and conflicting pic­
tures o f Jesus, often strikingly at
odds w ith traditional C hristian view
o f Jesus.
“M an y popular best-sellers and
•ominie Crossan
tabloid articleshaveappeared, some
claim ing radical new “truths ’ about
Jesus while others are more straight­
forw ardly trying to com m unicate
to the general public the latest con­
troversial view o f scholars about
Jesus,” Falk explains.
The problem s, he notes, is that
m ost o f the public, including those
fascinated by the subject and d e­
vouring all o f the popular books,
have little understanding o f the
nature o f the scholarly task that
produces these new and conflict­
ing pictures o f Jesus, The m eth­
ods and presuppositions used de­
term ine the conclusions reached,
and scholars disagree sharply on
the m ethods and how they are to
be applied.
“ProfessorC rossan will address
the critical question o f m ethod in
his talk, explaining the distinctive
interdisciplinary m ethod and char­
acterizes his ow n researching,”
Falk says. “H is talk should be o f
interest and value to those w ith
any interest in w ho Jesus w as,
e v e n i f th e y d is a g r e e w ith
C rossan’s ow n conclusions.
C rossan, a D ePaul U niversity
professor em eritus o f religious stud­
ies, w as co-chair o f the fam ous
Jesus Sem inar from its founding in
1985 to 1996. H e has received
aw ards for scholarly excellence
from both the A m erican A cadem y
o f Religion in 1989 and D ePaul
U niv ersity in 1991 and 1995.“
Augustana Lutheran Church
Ella Lee
Daniels
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