Conflict and Identity in Romans The Social Setting of Paul`s Letter
Material type: TextPublication details: Philadelphia Fortress Press 2003Description: 458pISBN:- 0800634357
- BC65 ES490
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BC65 EH850 Reformation Readings of Romans | BC65 EL581 The Arrogance of Nations | BC65 ER280 The Epistle of Paul to the Romans | BC65 ES490 Conflict and Identity in Romans | BC65 F580 Spiritual Exercises Based on Paul`s Epistle to the Romans | BC65 H124 Romans | BC65 H124 Romans |
includes index and biblioraphy
1. Romans and Christian Identity 1
2. Explaining Social Identity 19
3. Ethnicity, Ethnic Conflict, and the Andent Mediterranean World 40
4. The Context: Rome in the 50s CE 77
5. The Letter`s Purpose in the Light of Romans 1:1-15 and 15:14-16:27 109
6. Common Ingroup Identity and Romans 1:1-3:20 135
7. The Foundations of the New Identity(Romans 3:21-31) 155
8. Abraham as a Prototype of Group Identity(Romans 4) 171
9. The New Identity in Christ: Origin and Entry(Romans 5-6) 195
10. Pauline Leadership and Group Exemplification in Romans 7 222
11. The Exalted Character of the New Identity(Romans 8) 243
12. Israel and the Christ-Movement (Romans 9-11) 268
13. Descriptors of the New Identity (Romans 12-13) 308
14. The Weak and the Strong (Romans 14:1-15:13)
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