Paulus und Johannes

Zusatztext

This volume presents essays on Paul and the Gospel of John written by leading German, Norwegian and Swiss New Testament scholars. They deal with central issues of Pauline and Johannine interpretation, for example the religious-historical background and function of dualism in the Gospel of John, the hermeneutical problem of Johannine metaphors, the structure of arguments in Rom 5, Israel's rejection and acceptance according to Rom 9-11, the formcritical definition of the letter to the Galatians, and the phrase "works of the law", in particular the way it is seen in the 'new perspectives on Paul'. The final essay in the book discusses common features and differences between Pauline and Johannine literature.

Autorenportrait

Dieter Sänger (Herausgegeben von) Born 1949; 1979 Dr. theol.; 1993 Habilitation; 1979-85 Pastor of the Protestant Church of Baden; 1994-2000 Professor of New Testament (Chair) at the University of GieÃen (Department of Protestant and Catholic Theology); since 2000 Professor of New Testament and Jewish Studies (Chair) at the University of Kiel (Faculty of Theology). Ulrich Mell (Herausgegeben von) Geboren 1956; Studium der Pädagogik und Ev. Theologie in Kiel und Tübingen; 1988 Promotion und 1993 Habilitation an der Christian-Albrechts-Universität Kiel; seit 2001 Professor für Ev. Theologie und Didaktik an der Universität Hohenheim.

Weitere Details