The historical Christ and the theological Jesus / Dale C. Allison, Jr.

Introduction: A brief overview
The problem of theological utility
The enduring discord of the experts
The enduring challenge of personal predilection
The perceptions of others and personal identity
Disputed questions
How much history does theology require?
How should we treat our texts?
How might one come to know Jesus?
How to proceed
The wrong tools for the wrong job
The general and the particular
Miracles here, there, and everywhere
Some difficult conclusions
Christology : too low and too high
Eschatology : here to stay
Context : gone for good
Some personal impressions
Contradictions : divine love and human woe
Imagination : ought over is
Synthesis : the coincidence of opposites.