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Stephen W. Need
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Publisher
Rowman & Littlefield
Published
August 2007
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Author
Stephen W. Need
Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
Rowman & Littlefield
Published
August 2007
£12.79
Free UK Delivery
Available - Usually dispatched within 4 days
Paul Today
Today's Price £12.79
Author
Stephen W. Need
Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
Rowman & Littlefield
Published
August 2007
Weight
218g
Page Count
160
Dimensions
143 x 215 x 13 mm
ISBN
9781561012961
ISBN-10
1561012963
Eden Code
1178120
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Author/Creator: Stephen W. Need
ISBN: 9781561012961
Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield
Release Date: August 2007
Weight: 218g
Dimensions: 143 x 215 x 13 mm
Eden Code: 1178120
15 years ago
Paul Today – Challenging Readings of Acts & the Epistles is designed to be a short introduction and overview of some of the key Pauline issues that arise from reading Luke’s Book of Acts and the Epistles written by Paul. The 11 brief chapters are designed to be read in any order or are stand alone in their content. Chapters range from familiar topics such as Justification by Faith and the Christology of Paul, to painting Paul in context of the New Testament and the Graeco-Roman world that he lived in as well as interpreting Paul’s views on Women and homosexuality.
Although this is a slim volume of 140 pages it has plenty of content to interest and attract the reader. Dr Need continues the thread of theological thoughts and doctrine of scholars such as K Stendhal, E P Sanders and JDG Dunn and their development of the “New Look” on Paul. In an effort to strip away the centuries of post Reformation theology they attempt to get back into the sandals of St Paul and to review his work from a contemporaneous standpoint. The theology expounded will not be agreed on by many readers, but none-the-less there is plenty of food for thought. It is a shame that the book contains minimal footnotes and cross-referencing to other notable works, especially as it has some interesting and controversial viewpoints and conclusions. This book is a useful primer for those studying contemporary studies in St Paul with succinct chapters on a number of interesting areas of doctrine.
This title is part one of a two-book series, the other title being The Gospels Today: Challenging Readings John, Mark, Luke & Matthew
For details of Dr Stephen Need and a review by him, look at our ‘Guest Reviewers’ page. Editor
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