Men and women in the household of God a contextual approach to roles and ministries in the pastoral epistles
Zugl.: Regensburg, Univ., Habil.-Schr., 2012
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| Sprache: | eng |
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Göttingen u.a.
Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht
2013
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| Schriftenreihe: | Novum testamentum et orbis antiquus / Studien zur Umwelt des Neuen Testaments
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Bible
> Criticism, interpretation, etc
> Bibel
> Sex role
> Biblical teaching
> Servant leadership
> Men (Christian theology)
> Women
> Religious aspects
> Ekklesia
> oikos
> Polis
> Ekklesiologie
> Haustafel
> Frau
> Mann
> Geschlechterrolle
> Autorität
> Lehrer
> Lehre
> Mutterschaft
> Amt
> Gender
> Hochschulschrift
> Oikos
> Metapher
> Kirchliches Amt
> Sozialstruktur
> Urchristentum
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Tag hinzufügen | Zusammenfassung: | Zugl.: Regensburg, Univ., Habil.-Schr., 2012 Placing the discussion on roles and ministriesPlacing the pastoral epistlesWritings that claim the authority of PaulA pastoral corpusConnections with other Pauline traditions : struggle for the Pauline legacyGood Christian citizenship, or public versus hidden transcriptThe ideological thrust of the pastoral epistlesImplementing ideology in the pastoral epistlesControlling religion and vilifying the dissentersSummaryThe social background of the pastoral epistlesThe status of Christians in Roman society : socioeconomic status in the pastoraisThe ekklēsia : a religious association?SummaryConclusionThe ekklēsia as oikos and polis of GodFrom "body of Christ" to "household of God"Reasons for construing an oikos-ecclesiologyEkklēsia as oikos Theou : a public, sacred and cosmic space : the interrelation between oikos, polis and cosmosEkklēsia and oikos Theou : the oikos as metaphor for the religious, political and cosmic CommunityThe interrelation between oikos, polis and cosmosSummaryFurther implications of the oikos-ecclesiology : the division of spaces and rolesDivision of spaces in dramaThe roots of the division of spaces and roles : physis and divine willSummaryHonourable behaviour in the household of GodIntroductory considerations... and their gender-specific featuresConcern with honourable behaviour and public opinion in the pastoral epistles... in the pastorais and its backgroundThe honour of holding offices : the virtues of the leadersDesisting shame : solidarity between ...SummaryExpectations concerning womenHidden body, speech and sensesSubmission and social inconspicuousnessSummaryAttitudes toward authority in the household of GodPreference for strong community governmentMasters and slaves in the household of GodAttitudes toward the polis : respect for civil authoritiesAttitudes toward wealth and the wealthyConclusionThe authority to teach in the pastoral epistlesTeaching and legitimate authority in the ...Orthodoxy and heterodoxy in the pastoral epistlesFalsely called gnosisMyths and genealogiesAsceticismAssessment of the Gnostic theoryJewish featuresSummaryWomen and heresy?(Old) women spreading heresy?Idle or heretical widows?Excursus : women'sevil influence (on women)Blaming heretical female disciples or discrediting male teachers?Excursus : problems with learning and educated womenSummaryGender, authority and public speechThe censure of female authorityPublic speech, authority and genderConclusionTeaching and gender in the pastoral epistlesThe man as teacher of the womanWomen's exclusion from authority and teaching in 1 Tim 2,11-14Priority, authority and the argument from creationFall and subordinationFemale teachers of female virtuesMotherhood instead of teachingChildbearing : the chance of women to overcome their fallen conditionThe ideological representation of procreation and motherhood in antiquitySummaryDo men have the authority to teach?Social backgroundThe consequences of institutionalisationSummaryConclusionWomen on the public stage : going against an ideology of exclusionThe reversal of gender roles on the stage and in political theoriesThe public presence of women in the Greco-Roman worldWomen in everyday life : Visibility due to labour, socialisation and financial responsibilityWomen in the public sphere in the Greek East Benefactors and officialsThe semi-public presence and ideological representation of Roman womenPublic presence in the cultic sphere and genderWomen in the ekklēsiaWomen in the pauline communitiesWomen in the pastoral epistlesWealth, authority and genderAdditional reasons for women"s exclusion from public religious rolesConclusionFinal conclusionsAbbreviationsBibliographyIndex. |
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| Beschreibung: | Literaturverz. S. [409] - 451 |
| Beschreibung: | XXII, 473 S. 237 mm x 160 mm |
| ISBN: | 3525593600 3-525-59360-0 9783525593608 978-3-525-59360-8 |