Paul as a Prototype and Entrepreneur of Christian Identity - Sindo, Vuyani Stanley
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In this important addition to Pauline scholarship on 1 Corinthians, Dr. Vuyani Stanley Sindo brings fresh insight to how Paul's use of the "in Christ" terminology supports his argument on leadership and community. Integrating social identity theory with a socio-historical approach, Dr. Sindo examines how identity discourse is an integral part of the leadership discourse in 1 Corinthians 1-4. From this solid base he provides a close and insightful investigation of the interrelationship between leadership and identity. This compelling and biblically rooted work will help Christians to understand…mehr

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In this important addition to Pauline scholarship on 1 Corinthians, Dr. Vuyani Stanley Sindo brings fresh insight to how Paul's use of the "in Christ" terminology supports his argument on leadership and community. Integrating social identity theory with a socio-historical approach, Dr. Sindo examines how identity discourse is an integral part of the leadership discourse in 1 Corinthians 1-4. From this solid base he provides a close and insightful investigation of the interrelationship between leadership and identity. This compelling and biblically rooted work will help Christians to understand the dangers of division within the church and how Christian leaders can overcome these divisions by reminding the community of their common identity in Christ.
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Autorenporträt
VUYANI STANLEY SINDO has a PhD in New Testament studies from Stellenbosch University, South Africa. He currently serves as Vice-Principal Development and Head of Biblical Studies at George Whitefield College, South Africa, where he is also a senior lecturer. Additionally, Vuyani is an ordained minister in REACH-SA (formerly known as the Church of England in South Africa) and a research fellow at Stellenbosch University.