The Christian and Gnostic Son of Man
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Overview
In this study, Frederick H. Borsch compares the Christian and gnostic conceptions of “the Son of Man.” He concludes that the phrase was much more common among gnostic Christians and non-Christian gnostics than those in the mainstream.
About Frederick H. Borsch
Frederick H. Borsch was an Episcopal Bishop of Los Angeles from 1988 to 2002. He currently serves as a professor of New Testament and chair of Anglican studies at The Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia. A frequent contributor to Proclamation, he is author of Many Things in Parables and Power in Weakness: New Hearing for Gospel Stories of Healing and Discipleship in the Augsburg Fortress Studies in the Gospels Collection (7 vols.).