Paul on the human vocation: reason language in Romans and ancient philosophical tradition
Frontmatter --Acknowledgements --Contents --1 Introduction to the problem --2 The semantics of λογικός and the definition of human beings --3 The wider Greco-Roman discourse on being human and the idea of a human role in the cosmos --4 Epictetus and the idea of a human calling based on human reason...
| Summary: | Frontmatter --Acknowledgements --Contents --1 Introduction to the problem --2 The semantics of λογικός and the definition of human beings --3 The wider Greco-Roman discourse on being human and the idea of a human role in the cosmos --4 Epictetus and the idea of a human calling based on human reason --5 Romans as a letter about being human --6 Rom 12.1-2 as an exhortation to genuine humanness --7 The vision of integrated (missional) existence in Rom 12-15 --8 Paul on the human vocation: Concluding summary --Abbreviations and Conventions --Literature --Indexes 520-00/(S |
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| Physical Description: | 1 Online-Ressource (XII, 327 p) |
| ISBN: | 978-3-11-075056-0 |
