The Silencing of Slaves in Early Jewish and Christian Texts analyzes a large corpus of early Christian texts and Pseudepigraphic materials to understand how the authors of these texts used, abused and silenced enslaved characters to articulate their own social, political, and theological visions.
The Silencing of Slaves in Early Jewish and Christian Texts analyzes a large corpus of early Christian texts and Pseudepigraphic materials to understand how the authors of these texts used, abused and silenced enslaved characters to articulate their own social, political, and theological visions.
Ronald Charles is Assistant Professor in the Religious Studies Department at St. Francis Xavier University, Canada.
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Acknowledgments Abbreviations 1 Introduction 2 Slaves in the Pseudepigrapha 3 Slaves in Paul 4 Slaves in the Gospels 5 Slaves in the Book of Acts 6 Slaves in early Christian martyr narratives 7 Slaves in the Acts of Andrew 8 Conclusions Bibliography Index
Acknowledgments Abbreviations 1 Introduction 2 Slaves in the Pseudepigrapha 3 Slaves in Paul 4 Slaves in the Gospels 5 Slaves in the Book of Acts 6 Slaves in early Christian martyr narratives 7 Slaves in the Acts of Andrew 8 Conclusions Bibliography Index
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