Beginning with the observation that the salvific nature of Jesus' death is frequently rejected as a starting point in theology, this article (1) recalls some often forgotten analytical distinctions and (2) analyses the contemporary soteriological positions of René Girard, Sarah Coakley, Marit Trelstad, Jan-Olav Henriksen, and the author himself. The concluding constructive section sketches a soteriological position based on a narrative ontology in which Jesus' death is embedded in broader stories of the Son and Trinitarian salvation history, which at the same time also form the canon of human becoming.

Enthalten in:
Kerygma und Dogma; 2016/2 Zeitschrift für theologische Forschung und kirchliche Lehre (2016)

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Serie / Reihe: Kerygma und Dogma

Personen: Mühling, Markus

Schlagwörter: Tod Jesus Christus Sühne Ontologie