This article examines the validity of the most succinct Christian confession of faith expressed in the name “Jesus Christ” (Hesu-Kristo in Filipino), which affirms that “Jesus,” the teacher-healer from Nazareth, is recognized and trusted as “the Christ,” God’s chosen Messiah. It investigates whether there is a coherent and continuous connection between “Jesus” and “Christ” (rendered as “Jesus—Christ”) or whether significant points of tension and discontinuity remain (expressed as “Jesus | Christ

“Jesus | Christ” or “Jesus—Christ”? Robert Funk vis-à-vis Edward Schillebeeckx on the Link Between the Historical “Jesus” and Faith in Him as the “Christ”
Julius-Kei Kato
