C. H. Dodd – Wikipédia, a enciclopédia livre

Charles Harold Dodd (7 de abril de 1884 - 21 de setembro de 1973) foi um estudioso do Novo Testamento e um influente teólogo protestante galês. Ele é conhecido por promover a "escatologia realizada", ou seja, a crença de que as referências de Jesus ao reino de Deus significavam uma realidade presente em vez de um futuro apocalipse.^[1]

• The Meaning of Paul for Today (1920),
• The Gospel in the New Testament undated
• The Authority of the Bible (1928).
• The Leader (1930) booklet
• Epistle of Paul to the Romans (1932) Moffatt Commentary
• The Framework of the Gospel Narrative (1932).
• There and Back Again (1932).
• The Mind of Paul: A Psychological Approach (1933).
• The Bible and its Background (1935).
• The Bible and the Greeks (1935).
• The Parables of the Kingdom (1935).
• The Apostolic Preaching and its Developments: Three Lectures with an Eschatology and History (1936).
• The First Epistle of John and the Fourth Gospel (1937).
• History and the Gospel (1938).
• The Bible Today (1946).
• The Johannine Epistles (1946) Moffatt Commentary.
• About the Gospels (1950).
• The Coming of Christ: Four Broadcast Addresses for the Season of Advent (1951).
• Gospel and Law: The Relation of Faith and Ethics in Early Christianity (1951) Bampton Lectures at Columbia University.
• According to the Scriptures: The Substructure of New Testament Theology (1952).
• Christianity and the Reconciliation of the Nations (1952).
• Man In God's Design According to the New Testament (1953) with Panagiotis Bratsiotis, R. Bultmann, and Henri Clavier.
• The Interpretation of the Fourth Gospel (1953). Contents, pp. 2-46, back-cover description.
• New Testament Studies (1953).
• The Dialogue Form in the Gospels (1954/55).
• Benefits of His Passion (1956).
• How to Read the Gospels (1956).
• Triptych (1958).
• Historical Tradition in the Fourth Gospel (1963). Preface, Contents, pp. 1-44, back-cover descr.
• More New Testament Studies (1968).
• The Founder of Christianity (1970).

Referências

• Iwan Rhys Jones, "C. H. Dodd and the Welsh Bible: A Fading Influence," The Expository Times, 119,8 (2008), 380-384.