Thomas and the Evangelists
Overview
The Gospel of Thomas, a valuable source document of early Christian Gnosticism, has aroused considerable interest among students of the New Testament and patristic period. This study highlights the relationship of the Gospel of Thomas to the New Testament. It illumines the principles and methodology of gospel criticism, forcing readers to reconsider problems which previously appeared to be solved by critical orthodoxy.
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About the Authors
Hugh Montefiore (1920–2005) was an Anglican bishop, New Testament scholar, and environmental advocate. He wrote more than 20 books, including The Probability of God, Christianity and Politics, and On Being a Jewish Christian.
H.E.W. Turner (1907–1995) was an Anglican clergyman, professor, and writer. He specialized in patristic writings and is the author of The Pattern of Christian Truth, Why Bishops? Their Origins, Functions, and Traditions, and Historicity of the Gospels.