Academic theological study of the Greek term 'sōma' in Paul's writings and its implications for doctrines of resurrection, sin, and salvation.
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Academic theological study of the Greek term 'sōma' in Paul's writings and its implications for doctrines of resurrection, sin, and salvation.
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The Apostle Paul uses this Greek word often -- in theologically important ways. - Does it mean 'body' or 'person'? - Does it stress function or substance? - Does it connote solidarity with others or individuality? What bearing do the answers to these questions have on: - Death of the whole person versus disembodied existence? - Resurrection of a spiritual body versus resurrection of a physical body? - Existential anthropology versus historical anthropology? - Sin as enslavement versus sin as gui...
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Extensive analysis of Pauline theology, resurrection, sin, and salvation doctrines.
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