Wayne Coppins
The University of Georgia, Department of Religion, Faculty Member
- Religion, New Testament, New Testament and Christian Origins, Apostle Paul and the Pauline Letters, Synoptic Gospels, Gospel of John, and 13 moreGospel of Mark, Matthew's Gospel, Gospels, New Testament Theology, Early Judaism, Paul, The Synoptic Gospels, Parting of the Ways, Ritual Purity, Conversion In Antiquity, Ethnicity In Antiquity, Canon Formation, and Early Christianityedit
From The Gospel According to Luke: Volume II (Luke 9:51–24) by Michael Wolter. Copyright © 2017 by Baylor University Press. Reprinted by arrangement with Baylor University Press. All rights reserved.
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From The Gospel According to Luke: Volume I (Luke 1–9:50) by Michael Wolter. Copyright © 2016 by Baylor University Press. Reprinted by arrangement with Baylor University Press. All rights reserved.
Research Interests: Religion, Christianity, New Testament, Historiography, Early Christianity, and 13 moreSynoptic Gospels, Origins of Christianity, Ancient Historiography, Luke-Acts, New Testament Theology, Gospel of Luke, New testament exegesis, New Testament Studies, Holy Spirit in Luke-Acts, Biblical Exegesis Gospels of John and Luke, Kingdom of God Accordinig to Luke, Second Temple Judaism and Early Christianity, and Major Themes In the Gospel of Luke
From Christian Theology and Its Institutions in the Early Roman Empire by Christoph Markschies. Copyright © 2015 by Baylor University Press. Reprinted by arrangement with Baylor University Press. All rights reserved. For further... more
From Christian Theology and Its Institutions in the Early Roman Empire by Christoph Markschies. Copyright © 2015 by Baylor University Press. Reprinted by arrangement with Baylor University Press. All rights reserved.
For further information on this book, see http://germanforneutestamentler.com/markschieskctuii/
For further information on this book, see http://germanforneutestamentler.com/markschieskctuii/
Research Interests: Gnosticism, Theology, Research Methods and Methodology, Patristics, History of Christianity, and 27 moreIdentity (Culture), Early Christianity, Institutional Theory, History Of The Bible/Biblical Canon, Eucharist, New Testament and Christian Origins, Origen, Acculturation, Books and Libraries in the Ancient World, Canon Formation, Eucharistic Theology, Origen of Alexandria, Ancient Education, Inculturation, Institutions, Heresy and Orthodoxy, Gnosis, Clement of Alexandria, New Testament Studies, Marcion, Montanism, Marcionism, Liturgy, especially the early history of the Eucharist and the Liturgy of the Hours; the history of women's monasticism; Franciscan studies, History of Christian Thought, Ancient Greek education, Eucharistic Anaphora, and Unity and Diversity
From Israel, Church, and the Gentiles in the Gospel of Matthew by Matthias Konradt. Copyright © 2014 by Baylor University Press. Reprinted by arrangement with Baylor University Press. All rights reserved.
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From Jesus of Nazareth by Jens Schröter. Copyright © 2014 by Baylor University Press. Reprinted by arrangement with Baylor University Press. All rights reserved.
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From From Jesus to the New Testament by Jens Schröter. Copyright © 2013 by Baylor University Press. Reprinted by arrangement with Baylor University Press. All rights reserved.
Research Interests: Historiography, History Of The Bible/Biblical Canon, Ancient Historiography, Apostle Paul and the Pauline Letters, History of Historiography, and 9 moreAncient Greek Historiography, Historical Jesus, Luke-Acts, Canon Formation, New Testament Theology, Gospel of Luke, Jesus, Jesus Christ, and Acts of the Apostles
ET of Bultmann's important 1964 article on "the righteousness of God" in which he takes on Käsemann's "saving power" interpretation (subjective genitive) and defends the view that the phrase refers to the gift of judicial righteousness... more
ET of Bultmann's important 1964 article on "the righteousness of God" in which he takes on Käsemann's "saving power" interpretation (subjective genitive) and defends the view that the phrase refers to the gift of judicial righteousness from God (genitive of author). The article originally appeared in German, and as far as I know this is the first English translation. Thanks to Dr. Wayne Coppins for his assistance.
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This article aims to contribute to the topic of conversion in the New Testament by drawing upon insights from the anthropology of religion. Taking up Rebecca Sachs Norris’s focus on embodied culture, and Simon Coleman’s and Peter... more
This article aims to contribute to the topic of conversion in the New Testament by drawing upon insights from the anthropology of religion. Taking up Rebecca Sachs Norris’s focus on embodied culture, and Simon Coleman’s and Peter Collins’s extension of Bourdieu’s concept of habitus, I attempt to bring Paul’s argument in 1 Corinthians 8:7 into sharper focus by reflecting theoretically