Navigating Romans through cultures : challenging readings by charting a new course /
Navigating Romans through cultures : challenging readings by charting a new course / [print]
edited by Yeo Khiok-Khng (K.K.).
- New York : T and T Clark International, (c)2004.
- vi, 326 pages ; 23 cm.
- Romans through history and cultures series .
- Romans through history and cultures series. .
part 1. Europe and Africa. From margins to center: Pentecostal and Orthodox readings of Romans 8 in Romania Response: Centrality of the spirit A "frontier" reading of Romans: the case of Bishop John William Colenso (1814-1883) / Jonathan A. Draper -- Response: Comparative and reception paradigms pt. 2. Latin America and North America. The righteousness of God and Hurricane Mitch: reading Romans in hurricane-devastated Honduras Response: A radical and holistic reading Repudiating assimilation in reading Romans 9-11: a Latino theologian locates his cultural-religious hybridity Response: Our struggle as mestizos Subjection, reflection, resistance: an African American reading of the three-dimensional process of empowerment in Romans 13 and the free-market economy Response: A subversive reading of Paul pt. 3. Asia. Reading Romans in Southeast Asia: righteousness and its implications for the Christian community and other faith communities Response: "Quasi-Lutheran" considerations Ek pisteos eis pistin and the Filipinos' sense of indebtedness (utang na loob) / Revelation Enriquez Velunta -- Response: A postmodern critique Messianic predestination in Romans 8 and classical Confucianism Response: Cultural studies and intersubjective work Conclusion: Charting the course and steering the ship Florin T. Cimpean -- Herold Weiss -- Gerald O. West -- Mark D. Baker and J. Ross Wagner -- James D.G. Dunn -- Juan Escarfuller -- Elsa Tamez -- Monya A. Stubbs -- Kathy Ehrensperger -- Daniel C. Arichea, Jr. -- Douglas A. Campbell -- Troy A. Martin -- Yeo Khiok-khng (K.K.) -- Brian K. Blount -- Charles H. Cosgrove.
9780567025012
2004017574
Christianity and culture.
BS2665 BS2665.Y46.N385 2004
part 1. Europe and Africa. From margins to center: Pentecostal and Orthodox readings of Romans 8 in Romania Response: Centrality of the spirit A "frontier" reading of Romans: the case of Bishop John William Colenso (1814-1883) / Jonathan A. Draper -- Response: Comparative and reception paradigms pt. 2. Latin America and North America. The righteousness of God and Hurricane Mitch: reading Romans in hurricane-devastated Honduras Response: A radical and holistic reading Repudiating assimilation in reading Romans 9-11: a Latino theologian locates his cultural-religious hybridity Response: Our struggle as mestizos Subjection, reflection, resistance: an African American reading of the three-dimensional process of empowerment in Romans 13 and the free-market economy Response: A subversive reading of Paul pt. 3. Asia. Reading Romans in Southeast Asia: righteousness and its implications for the Christian community and other faith communities Response: "Quasi-Lutheran" considerations Ek pisteos eis pistin and the Filipinos' sense of indebtedness (utang na loob) / Revelation Enriquez Velunta -- Response: A postmodern critique Messianic predestination in Romans 8 and classical Confucianism Response: Cultural studies and intersubjective work Conclusion: Charting the course and steering the ship Florin T. Cimpean -- Herold Weiss -- Gerald O. West -- Mark D. Baker and J. Ross Wagner -- James D.G. Dunn -- Juan Escarfuller -- Elsa Tamez -- Monya A. Stubbs -- Kathy Ehrensperger -- Daniel C. Arichea, Jr. -- Douglas A. Campbell -- Troy A. Martin -- Yeo Khiok-khng (K.K.) -- Brian K. Blount -- Charles H. Cosgrove.
9780567025012
2004017574
Christianity and culture.
BS2665 BS2665.Y46.N385 2004