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Baptism And Cognition In Romans 68 Pauls Ethics Beyond Indicative And Imperative Samuli Siikavirta

Name: Baptism And Cognition In Romans 68 Pauls Ethics Beyond Indicative And Imperative Samuli Siikavirta
SKU: BELL-50448252
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Baptism And Cognition In Romans 68 Pauls Ethics Beyond Indicative And Imperative Samuli Siikavirta instant download after payment.

Publisher: JCB Mohr (Paul Siebeck)

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.79 MB

Pages: 228

Author: Samuli Siikavirta

ISBN: 9783161540141, 316154014X

Language: English

Year: 2015

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Baptism And Cognition In Romans 68 Pauls Ethics Beyond Indicative And Imperative Samuli Siikavirta by Samuli Siikavirta 9783161540141, 316154014X instant download after payment.

Baptism, for Paul, is a christological event that he also uses in his ethical argument. The discussion of the relationship between Paul's theology and ethics has made use of the terms 'indicative' and 'imperative' since Wernle and Bultmann. As subsequent discussion has shown, these terms are problematic not only because of their rigidity and ambiguity. In this study, Samuli Siikavirta focuses on Romans 6-8, the key text for the interplay between Paul's theological and ethical material. He brings the discussion back to what he sees as central to this interaction: baptism and its cognition. Both elements are examined in their Jewish and Stoic settings. Death to sin, slavery to God, holiness and the indwelling of the Spirit are all seen as integral parts of the baptismal state that is deeply christological rather than symbolical. Paul's cognitive language is then viewed in light of his desire to remind his addressees of who and whose they are because of their baptism.