Pauline hermeneutics
Subtitle: exploring the "power of the gospel"
By: edited by Eve-Marie Becker and Kenneth Mtata
Series: LWF studies -- 2016/3; LWF studies -- 2016/3.
Publisher: Lutheran World Federation
Published: 2017
Place of publication: Geneva, Switzerland
Language: eng
Number of pages: 182
ISBN-13: 9783374048427
Subjects: Congresses; Criticism, interpretation; Bible
Notes: "Fourth and final international hermeneutics conference was made possible through the generous sponsorship of Aarhus University (School of Culture and Society), Aarhus Universitets Forskningsfonden (AUFF), Aarhus Stift and the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Bavaria (ELCB)"--Page 7.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The "gospel" as the hermeneutic of emancipation in Paul's letters: contemporary implications / Kenneth Mtata; title: How and why Paul deals with traditions / Eve-Marie Becker; title: Principles of Paul's hermeneutics / Oda Wischmeyer; title: Slave and free: hermeneutical reflections on Paul's use of the slave-master metaphor / Magnus Zetterholm; title: Paul on charismata (1 Corinthians 12-14): the principles of diversity and community edification / Rospita Deliana Siahaan; title: Creation and reconciliation in 2 Corinthians 5: impulses from Paul and Luther / Roger Marcel Wanke; title: Towards an intersectional hermeneutics: constructing meaning with and not of Galatians 3-4 / Marianne Bjelland Kartzow; title: Paul on citizenship: Pauline hermeneutics in Philippians 1:27 and 3:20 / Lubomir Batka; title: The paradox of reading Paul in the context of the Lutheran churches in Africa / Faustin Mahali; title: The Pauline letters and (homo)sexuality: examining hermeneutical arguments used in the Estonian discussion / Urmas Nõmmik; title: Called and cold saints: some thoughts on holiness in the Hebrew Bible and in Paul / Mercedes L. García Bachmann; title: A new life in Christ: Pauline ethics and its Lutheran reception / Bernd Oberdorfer; title: Christians engaging in culture and society and hoping for the world to come / Hans-Peter Grosshans.