Background
Madges, William was born on December 9, 1952 in Detroit, Michigan, United States. Son of Michael Joseph and Mary Regina (Plevyak) Madges.
(This book describes the «great sensation» that David Frie...)
This book describes the «great sensation» that David Friedrich Strauss's Life of Jesus (1835) caused among his Roman Catholic contemporaries in the 1830s and 1840s. It not only provides a careful exposition of the reasons for the Catholic critique of Strauss, but also shows how the Strauss-Catholic debate exemplifies the pitfalls that result when the historical person of Jesus is considered either inconsequential (Strauss) or absolutely indispensable (the Catholic critics) for faith's content and character. Insofar as their different historical judgments about the gospels were rooted in a deeper, though sometimes latent, disagreement about the nature of faith, the Strauss-Catholic dispute has a value that transcends its original historical context.
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Madges, William was born on December 9, 1952 in Detroit, Michigan, United States. Son of Michael Joseph and Mary Regina (Plevyak) Madges.
AB with honors, Xavier University, Cincinnati, 1974. Master of Arts in Division, University Chicago, 1976. Doctor of Philosophy, University Chicago, 1986.
From instructor to assistant professor, Xavier U., Cincinnati, 1983-1989; associate professor, Xavier U., Cincinnati, since 1989.
(This book describes the «great sensation» that David Frie...)
(Book by Hill, Brennan, Knitter, Paul F., Madges, William)
Member American Association of University Professors (chapter president since 1990), American Academy Religion, Catholic Theological Society of America (chair and convener History Theology Seminar 1986-1989), College Theological Society.
Married Marsha Lynn Erickson, September 15, 1984, children: Katherine, Sarah.