Guerra illuminates one of the most significant writings in western religious history, and shows how classical Greek and hellenistic philosophical/ethical traditions have informed Romans - especially the protreptic genre, or the class of writing in antiquity which advocates the adoption of a particular way of life.
Guerra illuminates one of the most significant writings in western religious history, and shows how classical Greek and hellenistic philosophical/ethical traditions have informed Romans - especially the protreptic genre, or the class of writing in antiquity which advocates the adoption of a particular way of life.
Produktdetails
Produktdetails
Society for New Testament Studies Monograph Series Vol.81
Preface; List of abbreviations; 1. Apologetic and audience: making the message meet; 2. Apologetic motifs in Romans 1.18-3.31; 3. Romans 4: the continuation of apologetic argumentation; 4. Paul recommends and defends the gospel of God; 5. Romans 9-11: Paul defends his mission to the Gentiles for the sake of the Jews; 6. Romans 12-13 and 16: the 'Roman factor'; 7. Summary and conclusion; Appendix; Glossary; Select Bibliography; Indexes.
Preface List of abbreviations 1. Apologetic and audience: making the message meet 2. Apologetic motifs in Romans 1.18-3.31 3. Romans 4: the continuation of apologetic argumentation 4. Paul recommends and defends the gospel of God 5. Romans 9-11: Paul defends his mission to the Gentiles for the sake of the Jews 6. Romans 12-13 and 16: the 'Roman factor' 7. Summary and conclusion Appendix Glossary Select Bibliography Indexes.
Preface; List of abbreviations; 1. Apologetic and audience: making the message meet; 2. Apologetic motifs in Romans 1.18-3.31; 3. Romans 4: the continuation of apologetic argumentation; 4. Paul recommends and defends the gospel of God; 5. Romans 9-11: Paul defends his mission to the Gentiles for the sake of the Jews; 6. Romans 12-13 and 16: the 'Roman factor'; 7. Summary and conclusion; Appendix; Glossary; Select Bibliography; Indexes.
Preface List of abbreviations 1. Apologetic and audience: making the message meet 2. Apologetic motifs in Romans 1.18-3.31 3. Romans 4: the continuation of apologetic argumentation 4. Paul recommends and defends the gospel of God 5. Romans 9-11: Paul defends his mission to the Gentiles for the sake of the Jews 6. Romans 12-13 and 16: the 'Roman factor' 7. Summary and conclusion Appendix Glossary Select Bibliography Indexes.
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"...a lucid and insightful discussion of the implications of reading Romans as a proteptic letter and for showing us where futher research is needed." The Catholic Biblical Quarterly
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