Inhabiting the cruciform God : Kenosis, justification, and theosis in Paul's narrative soteriology
This study examines Paul's definition of true holiness and presents a new interpretation of justification as theosis. It moves beyond both tradition and New Perspective views Full description
| Main Author: | Gorman, Michael J. |
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Grand Rapids, Michigan : Eerdmans, 2009 |
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Inhabiting the cruciform God : Paul and the question of theosis
- "Although/because he was in the form of God"
- The theological significance of Paul's master story (Phil. 2:6-11)
- "Justified by faith/crucified with Christ"
- Justification by co-crucifixion : the logic of Paul's soteriology
- "You shall be cruciform for I am cruciform"
- Paul's trinitarian reconstruction of holiness as theosis
- "While we were enemies"
- Paul, the Resurrection, and the end of violence
- Inhabiting the cruciform God : theosis as Paul's narrative soteriology.
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