Background
Baird, Joseph Arthur was born on June 17, 1922 in Boise, Idaho, United States. Son of Jesse H. and Susanna (Bragstad) Baird.
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This work addresses itself to four interrelated questions: 1) What was the primary source of power that generated the Gospels? 2) To what extent do the Gospels represent a unique literary genre? 3) Does the Gospel genre permit us to talk seriously about the historical Jesus? 4) How do the Synoptic Gospels relate to the large body of literature describing the lives and teachings of the many highly revered, phrase-making itinerant teachers, healers and doers of miracles in the ancient world? The book's chief contribution is its application of some novel methodology called "Content Analysis" which produces an entirely new dimension of primary evidence for the examination of the problem of Synoptic origins. This throws a fresh light upon the entire discussion, and produces some new insights.
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New Testament Library series. "..a new exegesis of the eschatology of Jesus, .. explores the consequences of 'the Kingdom crisis' for our understanding of human psychology and history." Contents: Part One: Critical Introduction Part Two: The Theology of Judgement Part Three: The Cosmology of Judgement Part Four: The Anthropology of Judgement Part Five: The Teleology of Judgement Part Six: The Christology of Judgement
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This book addresses the ethical crisis occurring in America today. It focuses on the economic sector, with special attention to greed. But its larger concern is for the moral disease which has spread into all aspects of American society, of which greed is a part. The book highlights specific problems that reveal dangerous trends threatening the foundations of society and then lays out the elements of a practical ethic for the healthy growth of American capitalism.
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Baird, Joseph Arthur was born on June 17, 1922 in Boise, Idaho, United States. Son of Jesse H. and Susanna (Bragstad) Baird.
Bachelor of Arts, Occidental College, 1943; Bachelor of Divinity, San Francisco Theological Seminary, 1949; Doctor of Philosophy, University Edinburgh, 1953; student, University Basel, Switzerland, 1951; student, University Marburg, Germany, 1962.
Ordained to ministry, Presbyterian Church, 1949;
assistant pastor, San Francisco, 1946-1947;
Western field representative, Intersem. Movement, 1947-1948;
music teacher, Marin County (California) schools, 1948-1949;
pastor, White Sulphur Springs, Montana, 1948-1949;
assistant pastor, Edinburgh, 1949-1951;
pastor, Burney, California, 1952-1954;
professor religion, College Wooster, Ohio., 1954-1986;
department chairman, College Wooster, 1967-1971;
Synod chair religion, College Wooster, 1972;
researcher, writer, lecturer, since 1986. Adjunct Professor San Francisco Theological Seminary, 1964-1969.
Republican theological education American Academy Religion, 1956-1966. Chairman Lilly Endowment study presem. education, 1958-1964, member international committee computer Bib. studies, 1968-1971. Chairman (Pella Archaeol.
Board), 1965-1967; member department campus Christian life Synod Ohio, 1966-1969.
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President Biblical Research Associates. Member Wooster Symphony Board, 1960-1964. Served to lieutenant (junior grade) United States Naval Reserve, 1943-1946.
Member American Academy Religion, Society Bib. Literature, Studiorum Novi Testamenti Societas, Phi Beta Kappa. Clubs: Rotarian (chairman committee international service Wooster 196869).
Married Mary Harriet Chapman, June 10, 1947. Children: Andrew Arthur, Paul Chapman.