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Paul and Seneca in dialogue / edited by Joseph R. Dodson, David E. Briones

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextLanguage: English Series: Ancient philosophy and religion ; 2Publication details: Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2017Description: xviii, 340 p. ; 25 cmISBN:
  • 97890043413579004341358
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • BS2651  .P2831 2017
Contents:
Seneca and Paul: the first two thousand years ; Some observations on Paul and Seneca as letter writers ; Jesus Christ and the wise man: Paul and Seneca on moral sages ; Paul and Seneca on suffering ; Benefiting others and benefit to oneself: Seneca and paul on "altruism" ; Paul and Seneca on the self-gift ; "We are debtors": grace and obligation in Paul and Seneca ; (Dis)correspondence of Paul and Seneca on slavery ; Paul and Seneca on women ; Paul and Seneca on the body ; Paul and Seneca on the cross: the metaphor of crucifixion in Galatians and De Vita Beata ; Paul in Philippians and Seneca in Epistle 93 on the life after death and its present implications ; The salvation of creation: Seneca and Paul on the future of humanity and of the cosmos ; Epilogue: the Stoic and the saint.
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Seneca and Paul: the first two thousand years ; Some observations on Paul and Seneca as letter writers ; Jesus Christ and the wise man: Paul and Seneca on moral sages ; Paul and Seneca on suffering ; Benefiting others and benefit to oneself: Seneca and paul on "altruism" ; Paul and Seneca on the self-gift ; "We are debtors": grace and obligation in Paul and Seneca ; (Dis)correspondence of Paul and Seneca on slavery ; Paul and Seneca on women ; Paul and Seneca on the body ; Paul and Seneca on the cross: the metaphor of crucifixion in Galatians and De Vita Beata ; Paul in Philippians and Seneca in Epistle 93 on the life after death and its present implications ; The salvation of creation: Seneca and Paul on the future of humanity and of the cosmos ; Epilogue: the Stoic and the saint.

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