Paul on Identity: Theology as Politics
A focused study of Paul’s theology as a framework for identity, community formation, and social interaction in the early Christian context.
About This Book
This book examines the theological and political dimensions of identity in the writings of Paul.
It explores Paul’s vision for new communal realities, harmony, and liberty among believers.
The study addresses the dynamics between believers, Jews, and Gentiles within early Christian communities.
Attention is given to social hierarchies and gender roles as they appear in Paul’s letters.
The analysis highlights themes of unification and separation as central to Paul’s persuasive strategies.
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