Was the Gospel of John written in critical response to the Gospel
of Thomas, an early collection of Jesus's sayings? Or was it
directed to the Christians among whom Thomas originated? Ismo
Dunderberg challenges these views, arguing that the two gospels
were written at about the same time but without knowledge of each
other. He also offers a thorough discussion of the identity and
functions of the enigmatic Beloved Disciple in the Gospel of John,
throwing new light on this figure by comparing it to other
`beloved' disciples of Jesus in early Christian literature. This
part of Dunderberg's analysis also helps to evaluate the portrayal
of Judas in the recently published Gospel of Judas, although this
text was not yet available, when this study was completed.
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