E.P. Sanders

关于作者

E.P. Sanders is a prominent scholar in the field of New Testament studies, particularly known for his work on the Apostle Paul and Second Temple Judaism. His influential book, "Paul and Palestinian Judaism," revolutionized the understanding of Paul’s theology by contextualizing it within the broader Jewish milieu of his time. Sanders' scholarship emphasizes the importance of historical context in interpreting biblical texts, challenging previous interpretations that viewed Paul primarily through a Christian lens.

Sanders has also contributed to the academic community through numerous articles and lectures, fostering a deeper understanding of religious texts and their implications. His works, including "Paul: The Apostle's Life, Letters, and Thought," continue to be essential readings for students and scholars alike. By bridging gaps between Jewish and Christian thought, he has influenced a new generation of theologians and historians, making significant strides in interfaith dialogue and biblical studies.