An edition of Pauline churches and Diaspora Jews
(2011)
Pauline churches and Diaspora Jews
by John M. G. Barclay
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Jewish diaspora, Pauline churches, Jews, Diaspora, History, Ethnic relations, Frühchristentum, Bible, Christentum, Criticism, interpretation, Primitive and early church, Judentum, Church history, Identität, Jews, history, 168 b.c-135 a.d., Mediterranean region, historyPeople
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Table of Contents
Pauline churches, Jewish communities and the Roman Empire : introducing the issues
"Do we undermine the law?" A study of Romans 14.1-15.6
Paul and Philo on circumcision : Romans 2.25-29 in social and cultural context
Matching theory and practice : Josephus' constitutional ideal and Paul's strategy in Corinth
Money and meetings : group formation among diaspora Jews and early Christians
Deviance and apostasy : some applications of deviance theory to first-century Judaism and Christianity
Who was considered an apostate in the Jewish diaspora?
Hostility to Jews as cultural construct : Egyptian, Hellenistic, and early Christian paradigms
Thessalonica and Corinth : social contrasts in Pauline Christianity
[Pneumatikos] in the social dialect of Pauline Christianity
"That you may not grieve, like the rest who have no hope" (1 Thess 4.13) : death and early Christian identity
Ordinary but different : Colossians and hidden moral identity
There is neither old nor young? Early Christianity and ancient ideologies of age
The politics of contempt : Judaeans and Egyptians in Josephus' Against Apion
The empire writes back : Josephan rhetoric in Flavian Rome
Who's the toughest of them all? Jews, Spartans and Roman torturers in Josephus' Against Apion
Snarling sweetly : a study of Josephus on idolatry
Paul, Roman religion and the emperor : mapping the point of conflict
Why the Roman Empire was insignificant to Paul.
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Collection of texts partly published previously.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
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