Jesus of Nazareth, millenarian prophet by Bockmuehl, M

Jesus of Nazareth: Message and history by Tuckett, C

A tale of two civitates: on the origins and meaning of the concept of subsidiarity by Ortúzar M, P

“…Then it argues that Jewish intermediacy is the basis of Christian intermediacy, characterized by universalism and the belief on the already here presence of the kingdom of God, as developed by Jesus of Nazareth and Paul of Tarsus. Christian intermediacy, in turn, is presented as the basis for the Christian political ambivalence that characterizes patristic political thought, which considers the Roman Empire as both a providential instrument of God and a new Babylon. …”

Christ, faith and language in the religious thought of Matthew Arnold by Speller, J, Speller, John Leslie

“…</p> <p>PART THREE: CHRIST AND CULTURE:</p> <p>Chapter Six: Jesus of Nazareth:</p> <p>Perhaps because of a general feeling of dissatisfaction with the canonical gospels, Lives of Christ became popular in the nineteenth century, although Matthew Arnold was rather dubious of their value. …”