<i>The New Perspective(s) on Paul</i>and its Implication for Ethics and Mission

Kok, Jacobus

doi:10.1080/10226486.2010.11879134

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“…3 The purpose of this study is to show the theological implications of the New Perspective on Paul. This problem has already been discussed in the academic literature, but most often in a limited perspective, for example in the key of a given issue or in the context of a specific Christian denomination (Tleane 2018;Kok 2010;Golea 2011). This article is an attempt to show in general theological meaning of the New Perspective on Paul.…”

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Theological Implications of the New Perspective on Paul

Walczak

2023

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Ukazanie się pracy E.P. Sandersa Paul and Palestinian Judaism w 1977 roku rozpoczęło nową perspektywę w spojrzeniu na Pawła Apostoła. Ten współczesny nurt interpretacji myśli Pawła odegrał dużą rolę we współczesnym rozumieniu Nowego Testamentu, nawet jeśli faktem jest, że Nowa Perspektywa ma swoich gorliwych przeciwników i oponentów. Nowa Perspektywa różni się od starej tym, że próbuje patrzeć na Pawła nie przez pryzmat późniejszych dysput teologicznych, zwłaszcza tych związanych z początkami reformacji, ale w realnym kontekście ideowym życia i misji Apostoła. Tym samym badacze pokazują przede wszystkim żydowski charakter myśli Pawła, wskazując, że Apostoł nie opozycjonował się wobec judaizmu jako takiego, ale raczej reinterpretował go w kluczu wydarzenia Chrystusa. Jednocześnie Pawła uważa się za ojca teologii chrześcijańskiej. Jakie są implikacje teologiczne wypływające z nurtu zwanego New Perspective on Paul? Niniejszy artykuł próbuje odpowiedzieć na to pytanie w oparciu o tezy kluczowych przedstawicieli omawianego nurtu, takich jak E.P. Sanders, J.D.G. Dunn i N.T. Wright.

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2023

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“…The project centres on themes such as identity, ethics and ethos, reconciliation, the transcendence of boundaries and sensitivity (i.e. inclusivity) towards the outsider (Kok 2010(Kok , 2012b(Kok , 2012c(Kok , 2013(Kok , 2015a. This focus on identity formation leads to the involvement of various social-scientific theories (e.g.…”

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Celebratory nostalgia: Reflecting on the work and impact of the Department of New Testament Studies at the University of Pretoria

Rensburg

2017

Verbum Eccles.

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In lieu of the centenary celebrations of the FT at the UP, this chapter takes a closer look at the Department of NTS. It does not only want to serve as a reflection on people and events that have led to the department’s present. Making use of introspective examination focused on the Department’s current position, task and impact, the chapter aspires to allow for the generation and evaluation of mental representations of possible futures. It thus anticipates exploring the history, work and impact of the Department of NTS at the UP, briefly by focusing on the variety of methods used by current members of the Department in their various research projects as well as the impact that these projects have and can continue to have. In doing so, the chapter demonstrates that the Department embraces a methodology which holds the diachronic and synchronous approaches in dialogue, thus pursuing a holistic approach. Through this continual pursuit of a holistic approach, the Department of NTS ensures a focus on the distinctive contribution that the NT offers – a better understanding of the dialectic between theological conceptualisations and historical reality.

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The tradition of Practical Theology at the University of Pretoria

Wepener¹,

Dreyer²,

Meylahn³

2017

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The focus of this chapter is the tradition of PT at the UP. We consider it as practiced in the Department of PT at the UP at the time of celebrating the centenary of the FT by looking at it from different angles in order to focus on its unique position and especially its future in its particular context. By looking at the history of the subject and the Department as well as the global and local context within which the discipline is practiced in Pretoria, the possible direction is sketched in which this discipline can move at the Department of PT at the UP after 2017 (the year of the centenary of the FT).The chapter challenges the discipline of PT to embrace the continent of Africa where the department is situated, assuming that such an embracing will impact both ontology and epistemology. In this regard, we suggest a pneumapraxis to be part of the future of this discipline in SA. The chapter promotes both an intra and interdisciplinary approach.

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The New Perspective(s) on Pauland its Implication for Ethics and Mission

Cited by 7 publications

References 6 publications

Theological Implications of the New Perspective on Paul

Theological Implications of the New Perspective on Paul

Celebratory nostalgia: Reflecting on the work and impact of the Department of New Testament Studies at the University of Pretoria

The tradition of Practical Theology at the University of Pretoria

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