The Apostle Paul considers the inner subjectivity of a slave in Romans 7, one of the most important and controversial passages on the self in the Christian Bible.
An edition of Slaves in the New Testament
(2005)
Slaves in the New Testament
literary, social, and moral dimensions
by James Albert Harrill
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Slaves in the New Testament: literary, social, and moral dimensions
2006, Fortress Press
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0800637720 9780800637729
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Slaves in the New Testament: Literary, Social, And Moral Dimensions
September 30, 2005, Fortress Press
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in English
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Slaves In The New Testament: Literary, Social And Moral Dimensions
November 2005, Augsburg Fortress Publishers
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Table of Contents
The slave self : Paul and the discursive "I"
The slave body : physiognomics and invective against Paul
The comedy of slavery in story and parable
Subordinate to another : elite slaves in the agricultural handbooks and the household codes
The vice of the slave trader
The domestic enemy : household slaves in early Christian apologies and accounts of martyrdom
The use of the New Testament in the American slave controversy : a case history in the hermeneutical tension between biblical criticism and Christian moral debate.
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