Paul on Identity: Theology as Politics
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Paul on Identity: Theology as Politics

by Troels Engberg-Pedersen

Religion Philosophy Theology
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Paul on Identity: Theology as Politics examines Paul’s agenda, community, opposition, social hierarchies, and gender roles. It explores how persuasion shapes movements toward unification and separation, concluding with a consideration of Paul and identity in society.

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Paul on Identity: Theology as Politics examines identity through the themes of Paul’s agenda and the emergence of a new reality.

The book considers community in relation to harmony and liberty, alongside opposition among believers, Jews, and Gentiles.

It addresses social hierarchies and gender roles as part of the discussion of identity and community.

The closing sections focus on persuasion, including movements toward unification and separation, and Paul’s identity in society.

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