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Resurrection As Salvation Development And Conflict In Prenicene Paulinism Thomas D Mcglothlin

SKU: BELL-7201082

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Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 22.53 MB

Pages: 312

Author: Thomas D McGlothlin

ISBN: 9781108426565, 1108426565

Language: English

Year: 2018

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Resurrection As Salvation Development And Conflict In Prenicene Paulinism Thomas D Mcglothlin by Thomas D Mcglothlin 9781108426565, 1108426565 instant download after payment.

This book is the first study to focus on the reception of Paul's link between resurrection and salvation, revealing its profound effect on early Christian theology - not only eschatology, but also anthropology, pneumatology, ethics, and soteriology. Thomas D. McGlothlin traces the roots of the strong tension on the matter in ancient Judaism and then offers deep readings of the topic by key theologians of pre-Nicene Christianity, who argued on both sides of the issue of the fleshliness of the resurrected body. McGlothlin unravels the surprising continuities that emerge between Irenaeus, Origen, and the Valentinians, as well as deep disagreements between allies like Irenaeus and Tertullian.