Paul: The Apostle's Life, Letters, and Thought
par
E. P. Sanders
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Religion & Spirituality
History
Philosophy
Format
Broché
Pages
898
Langue
Anglais
Publié
Dec 1, 2015
Éditeur
Fortress Press
ISBN-10
0800629566
ISBN-13
9780800629564
Description
E. P. Sanders presents a comprehensive exploration of the life and theological contributions of the Apostle Paul, delving into the historical context that shaped his teachings. The narrative begins with an examination of Paul’s background, illustrating his Jewish heritage and formative experiences that led him to become a pivotal figure in early Christianity.
Sanders meticulously analyzes Paul's letters, showcasing the evolution of his thoughts and how they reflect the tumultuous landscape of the time. Each epistle serves as a window into Paul's mind, revealing his engagement with the challenges and debates within the nascent Christian communities. The insights gained from these letters highlight his role in bridging Jewish beliefs with emerging Christian doctrine.
Moreover, the work emphasizes the significance of Paul’s theological frameworks, which have influenced Christian thought throughout the centuries. By connecting Paul's ideas with contemporary issues, Sanders demonstrates the enduring relevance of his teachings.
In this enriching study, readers are invited to reconsider Paul not just as a religious figure, but as a complex individual navigating a world of shifting beliefs and practices, thereby deepening their understanding of early Christianity’s development.
Sanders meticulously analyzes Paul's letters, showcasing the evolution of his thoughts and how they reflect the tumultuous landscape of the time. Each epistle serves as a window into Paul's mind, revealing his engagement with the challenges and debates within the nascent Christian communities. The insights gained from these letters highlight his role in bridging Jewish beliefs with emerging Christian doctrine.
Moreover, the work emphasizes the significance of Paul’s theological frameworks, which have influenced Christian thought throughout the centuries. By connecting Paul's ideas with contemporary issues, Sanders demonstrates the enduring relevance of his teachings.
In this enriching study, readers are invited to reconsider Paul not just as a religious figure, but as a complex individual navigating a world of shifting beliefs and practices, thereby deepening their understanding of early Christianity’s development.
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