This book presents a methodology for ethical analysis applicable to not only Paul’s writings but also other New Testament texts and the Bible more generally. In doing so, it proposes new ways to read biblical texts in the context of current ethical debates.
This book presents a methodology for ethical analysis applicable to not only Paul’s writings but also other New Testament texts and the Bible more generally. In doing so, it proposes new ways to read biblical texts in the context of current ethical debates.
Ruben Zimmermann is professor for New Testament studies and ethics at the Protestant Faculty of the Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Ethics as the Basis for and Evaluation of How One Lives 2. On Methodology: How to Read Biblical Texts Ethically 3. A Test Study: "Implicit Ethics" in 1 Corinthians 4. Pauline Ethics in Current Ethical Debate Appendix I: List of the Imperatives in 1 Corinthians Appendix II: Overview of Select Norms of Conduct in 1 Corinthians Appendix III: Examples of Metaphorical Ethics in 1 Corinthians
1. Ethics as the Basis for and Evaluation of How One Lives 2. On Methodology: How to Read Biblical Texts Ethically 3. A Test Study: "Implicit Ethics" in 1 Corinthians 4. Pauline Ethics in Current Ethical Debate Appendix I: List of the Imperatives in 1 Corinthians Appendix II: Overview of Select Norms of Conduct in 1 Corinthians Appendix III: Examples of Metaphorical Ethics in 1 Corinthians
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