An edition of Citizenship
(2012)
Citizenship
Paul on peace and politics
by Gordon M. Zerbe
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Table of Contents
Part One.
Loyalty --
Citizenship and politics according to Philippians --
Believers as loyalists: the anatomy of Paul's language of pistis --
Politics of worship in Paul's writings -- -- Part Two.
Mutuality --
One and the many, the part and the all: unity and diversity in Messiah's body politic --
Partnership and equality: Paul's economic theory --
(Modest) challenges to patriarchy and slavery in Paul --
Relevance of Paul's eschatological ecclesiology for ecumenical relations -- -- Part Three.
Security --
Soldiering and battling: the function of military imagery in Paul's letters --
Paul's ethic of nonretaliation and peace --
"Be(a)ware of the dogs, evildoers, and butchery": text and theory in the discourse on peace and violence in Paul -- -- Part Four.
Affinities --
Paul on the human being as a 'psychic body': neither dualist or monist --
On the exigency of a Messianic ecclesia: an engagement with philosophical readers of Paul.
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