The Life of Jesus Critically Examined

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The Life of Jesus Critically Examined is a seminal 1835 work of biblical criticism by David Friedrich Strauss that applied Hegelian philosophy to question the historical reliability of the Gospel narratives and helped shape modern critical theology.

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instanceOf book
work of biblical criticism
author David Friedrich Strauss NERFINISHED
caused public controversy in German Protestantism
claims many Gospel narratives are mythic rather than historical
controversial true
countryOfOrigin Germany
criticized orthodox views of Gospel historicity
traditional Christian dogma
EnglishTranslator George Eliot NERFINISHED
examines miracle stories in the Gospels
nativity narratives
resurrection narratives
field Christology
biblical studies
genre biblical criticism
theology
hasEnglishTranslation The Life of Jesus Critically Examined (English edition) NERFINISHED
influenced 19th-century theology
Albert Schweitzer NERFINISHED
Bruno Bauer NERFINISHED
Ludwig Feuerbach NERFINISHED
historical Jesus research
modern New Testament scholarship
influencedBy Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel NERFINISHED
languageOfWork German
ledTo loss of Strauss's teaching position at Tübingen
mainSubject Gospels NERFINISHED
New Testament NERFINISHED
historical Jesus NERFINISHED
methodologicalApproach historical-critical method
mythic interpretation of Gospel narratives
movement modern critical theology
notableFor foundational role in modern biblical criticism
systematic application of historical criticism to the Gospels
originalTitle Das Leben Jesu, kritisch bearbeitet NERFINISHED
philosophicalInfluence Hegelian philosophy
publicationYear 1835
1836
publicationYearOfEnglishTranslation 1846
publisher J. G. Cotta NERFINISHED
questions historical reliability of the Gospels
supernatural elements in the life of Jesus
setIn Roman Judea NERFINISHED
structure multi-volume work
theologicalPerspective liberal theology
timePeriodDescribed 1st century CE

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