Asceticism and the New Testament

Asceticism and the New Testament

Asceticism and the New Testament

Asceticism and the New Testament

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Overview

First Published in 1999. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780415921961
Publisher: Taylor & Francis
Publication date: 06/28/1999
Pages: 460
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x (d)

About the Author

Leif E. Vaage is Associate Professor of New Testament Literature and Exegesis of Emmanuel College, Toronto School of Theology of the University of Toronto. He is the author of Galilean Upstarts (1994). Vincent L. Wimbush is Professor of New Testament and Christian Origins at Union Theological Seminary. He has edited several books and is the author of Paul the Worldly Ascetic (1987).

Table of Contents

Leif E. Vaage and Vincent L. Wimbush—Introduction PART ONE: (ALL ABOUT) JESUS Anthony J. Saldarini—Asceticism and the Gospel of Matthew Mary Ann Tolbert—Asceticism and Mark's Gospel Stephen J. Patterson—Askesis and the Early Jewish Tradition Susan R. Garrett—Beloved Physician of the Soul?: Luke as Advocate for Ascetic Practice Abraham Smith—Full of Spirit and Wisdom: Luke's Portrait of Stephen (Acts 6:1-8:1a) as a Man of Self-Mastery Turid Karlsen Seim—Children of the Resurrection: Perspectives on Angelic Asceticism in Luke-Acts David Rensberger—Asceticism and the Gospel of John John S. Kloppenborg—Making Sense of Difference: Asceticism, Gospel Literature and the Jesus Tradition PART TWO: PAUL (THE REAL THING) Ronald F. Hock—God's Will at Thessalonica and Greco-Roman Asceticism Elizabeth A. Castelli—Disciples of Difference: Asceticism and History in Paul Robin Scroggs—Paul the Prisoner: Political Asceticism in the Letter to the Philippians Robin Scroggs—The Letter to Philemon and Asceticism Richard Valantasis—Competing Ascetic Subjectivities in the Letter Neil Elliott—Asceticism Among the Weak and Strong in Romans 14-15 PART THREE: IMITATIO PAULI Jennifer Wright Knust— 2 Thessalonians and the Discipline of Work Margaret Y. MacDonald—Citizens of Heaven and Earth: Asceticism and Social Integration in Colossians and Ephesians Gail Corrington Streete—Askesis and Resistance in the Pastoral Letters Will Love—Where Is This World Headed?: Irony, World Renunciation and the Pauline Corpus PART FOUR: UN-PAUL Pamela Eisenbaum—The Virtue of Suffering, the Necessity of Discipline, and the Pursuit of Perfection in Hebrews Alicia Batten—An Asceticism of Resistance in James L. Wm. Countryman—Asceticism or Household Morality?: 1 and 2 Peter and Jude L. Wm. Countryman—Asceticism in the Johannine Letters? William Klassen—The Ascetic Way: Reflections on Peace, Justice and Vengeance in the Apocalypse of John Alison Keith and Leif E. Vaage—Imperial Asceticism: Discipline of Domination Leif E. Vaage and Vincent L. Wimbush—Epilogue: The New Testament and Asceticism
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