Restorative Justice in the Book of Philemon: How Apostle Paul Uses Restorative Justice Techniques to Restore Relationship Between Philemon and Onesimus
Restorative Justice in the Book of Philemon by Dr. Maxwell Shimba provides an in-depth exploration of Paul's letter to Philemon, highlighting how it exemplifies the principles of restorative justice. Through this short but powerful letter, Paul advocates for reconciliation and forgiveness between Philemon and his runaway slave, Onesimus. Dr. Shimba meticulously unpacks the historical and social context of the Roman Empire, showing how Paul's request for Philemon to accept Onesimus as a brother in Christ, rather than as a slave, was revolutionary for its time. The book demonstrates how Paul's empathetic and compassionate approach forms the foundation for transformative justice within the Christian faith.
Dr. Shimba delves into the key components of restorative justice, such as empathy, mediation, restitution, and reconciliation, using Paul's appeal as a model for addressing conflict and repairing relationships. The book illustrates how Paul acts as both a mediator and an advocate, balancing his authority with a heartfelt appeal grounded in love. By emphasizing the importance of repairing harm and restoring relationships rather than seeking retribution, Dr. Shimba draws parallels between Paul's approach and modern restorative justice practices, making this ancient text relevant for contemporary justice systems and personal conflicts.
Through practical guidance, study questions, and discussion guides, Restorative Justice in the Book of Philemon serves as a resource for individuals and groups seeking to apply biblical principles of justice in their own lives and communities. Dr. Shimba's insightful analysis of Philemon encourages readers to embody empathy, foster reconciliation, and embrace the transformative potential of restorative justice. The book stands as both a scholarly work and a practical guide, offering a timeless model for addressing conflict and promoting healing.
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Dr. Shimba delves into the key components of restorative justice, such as empathy, mediation, restitution, and reconciliation, using Paul's appeal as a model for addressing conflict and repairing relationships. The book illustrates how Paul acts as both a mediator and an advocate, balancing his authority with a heartfelt appeal grounded in love. By emphasizing the importance of repairing harm and restoring relationships rather than seeking retribution, Dr. Shimba draws parallels between Paul's approach and modern restorative justice practices, making this ancient text relevant for contemporary justice systems and personal conflicts.
Through practical guidance, study questions, and discussion guides, Restorative Justice in the Book of Philemon serves as a resource for individuals and groups seeking to apply biblical principles of justice in their own lives and communities. Dr. Shimba's insightful analysis of Philemon encourages readers to embody empathy, foster reconciliation, and embrace the transformative potential of restorative justice. The book stands as both a scholarly work and a practical guide, offering a timeless model for addressing conflict and promoting healing.
Restorative Justice in the Book of Philemon: How Apostle Paul Uses Restorative Justice Techniques to Restore Relationship Between Philemon and Onesimus
Restorative Justice in the Book of Philemon by Dr. Maxwell Shimba provides an in-depth exploration of Paul's letter to Philemon, highlighting how it exemplifies the principles of restorative justice. Through this short but powerful letter, Paul advocates for reconciliation and forgiveness between Philemon and his runaway slave, Onesimus. Dr. Shimba meticulously unpacks the historical and social context of the Roman Empire, showing how Paul's request for Philemon to accept Onesimus as a brother in Christ, rather than as a slave, was revolutionary for its time. The book demonstrates how Paul's empathetic and compassionate approach forms the foundation for transformative justice within the Christian faith.
Dr. Shimba delves into the key components of restorative justice, such as empathy, mediation, restitution, and reconciliation, using Paul's appeal as a model for addressing conflict and repairing relationships. The book illustrates how Paul acts as both a mediator and an advocate, balancing his authority with a heartfelt appeal grounded in love. By emphasizing the importance of repairing harm and restoring relationships rather than seeking retribution, Dr. Shimba draws parallels between Paul's approach and modern restorative justice practices, making this ancient text relevant for contemporary justice systems and personal conflicts.
Through practical guidance, study questions, and discussion guides, Restorative Justice in the Book of Philemon serves as a resource for individuals and groups seeking to apply biblical principles of justice in their own lives and communities. Dr. Shimba's insightful analysis of Philemon encourages readers to embody empathy, foster reconciliation, and embrace the transformative potential of restorative justice. The book stands as both a scholarly work and a practical guide, offering a timeless model for addressing conflict and promoting healing.
Dr. Shimba delves into the key components of restorative justice, such as empathy, mediation, restitution, and reconciliation, using Paul's appeal as a model for addressing conflict and repairing relationships. The book illustrates how Paul acts as both a mediator and an advocate, balancing his authority with a heartfelt appeal grounded in love. By emphasizing the importance of repairing harm and restoring relationships rather than seeking retribution, Dr. Shimba draws parallels between Paul's approach and modern restorative justice practices, making this ancient text relevant for contemporary justice systems and personal conflicts.
Through practical guidance, study questions, and discussion guides, Restorative Justice in the Book of Philemon serves as a resource for individuals and groups seeking to apply biblical principles of justice in their own lives and communities. Dr. Shimba's insightful analysis of Philemon encourages readers to embody empathy, foster reconciliation, and embrace the transformative potential of restorative justice. The book stands as both a scholarly work and a practical guide, offering a timeless model for addressing conflict and promoting healing.
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BN ID: | 2940185901731 |
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Publisher: | Shimba Publishing |
Publication date: | 09/28/2024 |
Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
Format: | eBook |
File size: | 368 KB |
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