A brief and helpful summary and comparison of tradition protestant readings of Paul against three different "new perspective" scholars.
Some interesting discussion of the "missional" Paul and his approach to church evangelism.
In both instances hat tip to Michael Gorman
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Showing posts with label Douglas Campbell. Show all posts
Monday, February 14, 2011
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
brick-a-brack 14/12/10
- A Douglas Campbell interview
- Paula Fether riffs on the theme of diaspora
- Marc shares a quote about an apophatic anthropology
- Duane wonders where the craftiness of the serpent came from (Gen 3)
- Mike Bird directs us to a trio of interesting posts about women in leadership (sometimes I feel embarassed to even be having this discussion, but it still needs to be had, although one of the links in particular show how silly this can get, i'll let you work out which one)
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