The Concept of the Christ in St. Paul's Thought [electronic resource] : the Nature of Communication Among Humans and Between God and Humans.

By:

Greene, John T

Publication details: Lewiston : Edwin Mellen Press, 2012.Description: 1 online resource (198 p.)ISBN:

9780773417854 (electronic bk.)
0773417850 (electronic bk.)

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Genre/Form:

Electronic books.

Additional physical formats: Print version:: Concept of the Christ in St. Paul's Thought : The Nature of Communication Among Humans and Between God and HumansDDC classification:

225.9 227.06 227/.06

LOC classification:

BS2652 .G74 2013

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Contents:

THE CONCEPT OF THE CHRIST IN ST. PAUL'S THOUGHT: The Nature of Communication Among Humans and Between God and Humans; Copyright Page; Dedication; Table of Contents; Abbreviations; Foreword; Preface; Introduction; Chapter One; Chapter Two; Chapter Three; Chapter Four; Chapter Five; Conclusion; Select Bibliography; Index; Biblical; General.

Summary: CHRIST in Paul's Thought is concerned with religious ideas of the nature of communication between God and humans, and between humans and humans as presented in the undisputed correspondence of the Apostle Paul. This communication scheme is compared and contrasted with texts understood as post-Pauline glosses, pseudo-Pauline, and deuteron-Pauline literature, as well as apocryphal texts pertaining to the Apostle to determine whether the communication scheme demonstrated in the communications agent, Paul, operate in unison to bring to dejected humankind a communication scheme of God's - through C.

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CHRIST in Paul's Thought is concerned with religious ideas of the nature of communication between God and humans, and between humans and humans as presented in the undisputed correspondence of the Apostle Paul. This communication scheme is compared and contrasted with texts understood as post-Pauline glosses, pseudo-Pauline, and deuteron-Pauline literature, as well as apocryphal texts pertaining to the Apostle to determine whether the communication scheme demonstrated in the communications agent, Paul, operate in unison to bring to dejected humankind a communication scheme of God's - through C.