Theissen, Gerd Additional Author mixed material bibliography Edinburgh T.& T. Clark 1990 en English

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xiii + 210hlm: 13,5x21,5cm Theissen discusses the development of early Christianity in its social context. Theissen describes how early Christianity was a movement dominated by wandering charismatics, whose mission was largely concentrated on the rural area of Palestine, and how, with Paul's mission, it entered a new phase which would ultimately qualify it to become the religion of the Empire. He suggests that Paul resolved conflicts within the community at Corinth through a form of 'love-patriarchalism': a hierarchical pattern of social relation was softened by his emphasis on the unity of all in the body of Christianity. Yudaisme Gereja, sejarah-jaman rasul Rasul Paulus sosiologi alkitab 225.8 0567291839 PERPUSTAKAAN STFT WIDYA SASANA Jln. Terusan Rajabasa 2 Malang 225.8 The s 5000 225.8 The s The_Social_Setting_of_Pauline_Christianity.jpg.jpg 15037 2019-11-07 18:21:44 2021-03-05 08:27:51 machine generated