Enslaved Leadership in Early Christianity challenges readers to re-think common perceptions about how enslaved persons participated in first- and second-century CE Christian communities. Using archaeology and ancient literature, the book destabilizes structures of domination and reimagines early Christian communities through the ambiguities of power.
Enslaved Leadership in Early Christianity challenges readers to re-think common perceptions about how enslaved persons participated in first- and second-century CE Christian communities. Using archaeology and ancient literature, the book destabilizes structures of domination and reimagines early Christian communities through the ambiguities of power.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Katherine A. Shaner is Assistant Professor of New Testament at Wake Forest University School of Divinity. She teaches courses across the New Testament and early Christian history that explore the theological, social, political, and ethical implications of biblical interpretation for contemporary communities.
Inhaltsangabe
* Introduction * Chapter 1: Power in Perspectives: Interpreting Enslaved Presence in Archaeological Materials * Chapter 2: Power Plays: Roman Policies, Public Slaves, and Social Status * Chapter 3: Voices of Power: Onesimos, Paul, and the Ambiguity of the Enslaved "in Christ" * Chapter 4: Shifting Power: Ambiguous Status, Visual Rhetoric, and the Enslaved in Imperial Sacrificial Practices * Chapter 5: Power in the Ekklesia: Contesting Enslaved Leadership in 1 Timothy and Ignatius * Epilogue * Appendix
* Introduction * Chapter 1: Power in Perspectives: Interpreting Enslaved Presence in Archaeological Materials * Chapter 2: Power Plays: Roman Policies, Public Slaves, and Social Status * Chapter 3: Voices of Power: Onesimos, Paul, and the Ambiguity of the Enslaved "in Christ" * Chapter 4: Shifting Power: Ambiguous Status, Visual Rhetoric, and the Enslaved in Imperial Sacrificial Practices * Chapter 5: Power in the Ekklesia: Contesting Enslaved Leadership in 1 Timothy and Ignatius * Epilogue * Appendix
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