The rediscovery of Jewish Christianity: from Toland to Baur

This Focused Collection Of Essays By International Scholars First Uncovers The Roots Of The Study Of Ancient Jewish Christianity In The Enlightenment In Early Eighteenth-century England, Then Explores Why And How This Rediscovery Of Jewish Christianity Set Off The Entire Modern Historical Debate Over Christian Origins. Finally, It Examines In Detail How This Critical Impulse Made Its Way To Germany, Eventually To Flourish In The Nineteenth Century Under F. C. Baur And The Tübingen School. Included Is A Facsimile Reproduction Of John Toland S Seminal Nazarenus (1718), Which Launched The Modern Study Of Jewish Christianity. -- Publisher's Description. Series Editor's Foreword -- Preface / F. Stanley Jones -- Abbreviations -- Part 1. Background -- Christian Jews And Jewish Christians: The Jewish Origins Of Christianity In English Literature From Elizabeth I To Toland's Nazarenus / Matti Myllykoski -- Part 2. John Toland And The Rediscovery Of Jewish Christianity -- John Toland's Nazarenus And The Original Plan Of Christianity / Pierre Lurbe -- The Invention Of Jewish Christianity In John Toland's Nazarenus / Matt Jackson-mccabe -- The Genesis, Purpose, And Significance Of John Toland's Nazarenus / F. Stanley Jones -- Part 3. From Toland To Baur -- Jewish Christianity And Christian Deism In Thomas Morgan's The Moral Philosopher / Matt Jackson-mccabe -- From Toland To Baur: Tracks Of The History Of Research Into Jewish Christianity / F. Stanley Jones -- F. C. Baur's Place In The Study Of Jewish Christianity / David Lincicum -- Nazarenus: Or, Jewish, Gentile, And Mohometan Christianity / John Toland. Edited By F. Stanley Jones. Includes Bibliographical References.