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Possessions and Family in the Writings of Luke

Name: Possessions and Family in the Writings of Luke
Brand: Museum Tusculanum Press
SKU: 15230460
Price: 42.29 EUR
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Author: Stefan Nordgaard
ISBN: 9788763544948

Stefan Nordgaard

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Inglese

Libro Rigido

Codice Libristo: 15230460

Casa editrice Museum Tusculanum Press, marzo 2017

Recent decades have seen substantial questioning of the unity of the books of Luke and Acts. With th... Descrizione completa

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Recent decades have seen substantial questioning of the unity of the books of Luke and Acts. With this volume, Stefan Nordgaard takes a close look at that question, with a specific eye toward Lukes attitude toward possessions and family. He clearly maps out an ethic that is not set in stone, but changes over time, from a chiefly ascetic position in the gospel to a somewhat bourgeois position in Acts. Nordgaard goes on to offer a historical explanation for the change, built around the identity and activities of the person to whom Luke dedicated the books, the most excellent Theophilus. The result is a book that will push Lucan scholarship in a new direction and alter our understanding of the New Testaments teachings.