Max Weber’s model of charismatic authority, which was influenced by Rudolph Sohm’s interpretation of the earliest church as a ”charismatic organization”, has been more used by exegetes since 1968 as a help in interpreting Jesus. They have emphasized different aspects of his charisma — radical life-style and revolutionary message, or miraculous powers of healing, or conflict and self-stigmatization. The latter aspect is here seen as having the greatest elucidative power. Charisma should not be understood as a cause behind Jesus’ behaviour, but as a model of heuristic and explanatory value in historical research
This thesis focuses on the definition of terms charisma and charismatic authority and its applicatio...
Drawing on Max Weber’s theories of charismatic leadership and succession, dis-cussion is given to a ...
Purpose. The problem of this work is the analysis of influence of charismatic persons on society thr...
Max Weber’s model of charismatic authority, which was influenced by Rudolph Sohm’s interpretation of...
By tracing the concepts \u27charisma\u27 and \u27charismatic authority\u27 from theological to socio...
The term "charisma" was introduced into the history of Christianity and the history of ideas by St P...
This study concerns an investigation of the evolution of the Jesus tradition. Christological titles ...
In this paper, the author examines the issue of charisma and prophecy in secularized societies. In t...
© The Author(s) 2014. This article seeks to demonstrate that implicit within Weber’s writings on cha...
Popularized by the mass media, Max Weber’s sociological concept of charisma now has a demotic meanin...
Jesus’ life was one of charismatic leadership. He exhibited charisma akin to the stars of today. Cha...
The term ‘charisma’ (Greek: χάρισμα (khárisma) meaning ‘a gift’) was introduced by Paul the Apostle ...
<p><strong>Historical Jesus research and the church's vision of evangelism. </strong&...
<strong>The Jesus movement as a charismatic value-revolution</strong><br /> In our...
From the work of Weber onwards charisma has been primarily explained in terms of its relationship to...
This thesis focuses on the definition of terms charisma and charismatic authority and its applicatio...
Drawing on Max Weber’s theories of charismatic leadership and succession, dis-cussion is given to a ...
Purpose. The problem of this work is the analysis of influence of charismatic persons on society thr...
Max Weber’s model of charismatic authority, which was influenced by Rudolph Sohm’s interpretation of...
By tracing the concepts \u27charisma\u27 and \u27charismatic authority\u27 from theological to socio...
The term "charisma" was introduced into the history of Christianity and the history of ideas by St P...
This study concerns an investigation of the evolution of the Jesus tradition. Christological titles ...
In this paper, the author examines the issue of charisma and prophecy in secularized societies. In t...
© The Author(s) 2014. This article seeks to demonstrate that implicit within Weber’s writings on cha...
Popularized by the mass media, Max Weber’s sociological concept of charisma now has a demotic meanin...
Jesus’ life was one of charismatic leadership. He exhibited charisma akin to the stars of today. Cha...
The term ‘charisma’ (Greek: χάρισμα (khárisma) meaning ‘a gift’) was introduced by Paul the Apostle ...
<p><strong>Historical Jesus research and the church's vision of evangelism. </strong&...
<strong>The Jesus movement as a charismatic value-revolution</strong><br /> In our...
From the work of Weber onwards charisma has been primarily explained in terms of its relationship to...
This thesis focuses on the definition of terms charisma and charismatic authority and its applicatio...
Drawing on Max Weber’s theories of charismatic leadership and succession, dis-cussion is given to a ...
Purpose. The problem of this work is the analysis of influence of charismatic persons on society thr...