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consistent eschatology: a standalone construct

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New Testament studies

Schweitzer's view that Jesus' message was dominated by expectation of an imminent end of the world.

In New Testament studies, consistent eschatology refers to Schweitzer's view that Jesus' message was dominated by expectation of an imminent end of the world. This meaning comes from Schweitzer (1906/1931) in The quest of the historical Jesus.[1]

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References

Schweitzer, A. (1931). The quest of the historical Jesus (W. Montgomery, Trans.; 2nd ed.). A. & C. Black. (Original work published 1906) Open Library record

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