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Norman Perrin and the Relation of Historical Knowledge to Faith

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  10 June 2011

Amos N. Wilder
Amos N. Wilder
Affiliation:
Harvard Divinity School
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Norman Perrin died in November 1976. In 1984 a memorial issue of the Journal of Religion in his honor was published. Among the tributes to him in this issue was an especially searching article by his friend Erich Grässer of the University of Bonn entitled, “Norman Perrin's Contribution to the Question of the Historical Jesus” (pp. 484–500). The considerations raised in this paper about the relation of history to faith, not only in Perrin's work but in our modern period generally, lead me to the following reflections on this continuing problem.

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Research Article
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Harvard Theological Review , Volume 82 , Issue 2 , April 1989 , pp. 201 - 212
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Copyright © President and Fellows of Harvard College 1989

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