Paul and the Politics of Difference: A Contextual Study of the Jewish-Gentile Difference in Galatians and Romans
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Paul and the Politics of Difference: A Contextual Study of the Jewish-Gentile Difference in Galatians and Romans

by Jae Won Lee

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Jae Won Lee offers a contextual study of the Jewish-Gentile difference in Galatians and Romans. Focusing on two major Pauline letters, the book explores Paul’s engagement with difference, identity, and community within the broader fields of New Testament interpretation, theology, and early Christian history.

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Paul and the Politics of Difference examines the Jewish-Gentile difference in the Pauline letters to the Galatians and Romans.

Jae Won Lee presents a contextual study focused on Paul’s treatment of difference, identity, and community in these two texts.

The book is suited to readers interested in Pauline studies, New Testament interpretation, theology, and the historical context of early Christianity.

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