Paul and economics:
Subtitle: a handbook
Publisher: Fortress Press
Published: 2017
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Number of pages: 476
ISBN-13: 9781506406039
Copyright date: 2017
Description: 1 online resource
Table of contents: title: Introduction —Raymond Pickett; title: 1. The Roman Economy in the Early Empire—David B. Hollander; title: 2. Urban Poverty in the Roman Empire—Jinyu Liu; title: 3. Economic Profiling of Early Christian Communities—Timothy A. Brookins; title: 4. Paul’s Shift in Economic “Location” in the Locations of the Roman Imperial; title: Economy—Richard A. Horsley; title: 5. Architecture: Where Did Pauline Communities Meet?—Annette Weissenrieder; title: 6. Paul and Slavery—Ulrike Roth; title: 7. Economic Location of Benefactors in Pauline Communities—Zeba A. Crook; title: 8. Food and Drink in the Greco-Roman World and in the Pauline; title: Communities—John T. Fitzgerald; title: 9. Socioeconomic Stratification and the Lord’s Supper—Neil Elliott; title: 10. The Economic Functions of Gift Exchange in Pauline; title: Assemblies—Thomas R. Blanton IV; title: 11. Paul’s Collection for Jerusalem and the Financial Practices in Greek; title: Cities—John S. Kloppenborg; title: 12. Economic Aspects of Inter-City Travel among the Pauline; title: Assemblies—Cavan Concannon; title: 13. Marxism and Capitalism in Pauline Studies—L. L. Welborn; title: 14. A New Horizon for Paul and the Philosophers—Ward Blanton