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historical plausibility criterion: a standalone construct

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New Testament studies

Theissen and Winter's criterion that Jesus tradition is plausible if it fits a Jewish context and helps explain later Christian developments.

In New Testament studies, historical plausibility criterion refers to Theissen and Winter's criterion that Jesus tradition is plausible if it fits a Jewish context and helps explain later Christian developments. This meaning comes from Theissen (1997/2002) in The Quest for the Plausible Jesus: The Question of Criteria.[1]

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References

Theissen, G., & Winter, D. (2002). The Quest for the Plausible Jesus: The Question of Criteria (M. E. Boring, Trans.). Westminster John Knox Press. (Original work published 1997) ISBN 9780664225377

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