Paul: A Brief HistoryISBN: 978-1-4051-7891-4
Hardcover
264 pages
December 2009, Wiley-Blackwell
Other Available Formats: Paperback
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"An accessible narrative of interpretations and manifestations of
Paul’s intellectual, religious, and political effects in
history. Seesengood offers a ‘brief’, though
impressive, survey of the history of scholarship about Paul,
unmasking myths, legends, and popular images. This excellent
resource for undergraduate and seminary students will also be of
interest both to non-specialist, general readers and to biblical
scholars."
—David J. Lull, Wartburg Theological Seminary
—David J. Lull, Wartburg Theological Seminary
"This outstanding and accessible book is a welcome and timely
contribution. At a time when writers beyond theologians and
biblical scholars have begun to examine Paul’s thought, this
clear-eyed account and critique of the use (and abuse) of Paul
through the centuries opens for students and sharpens for scholars
the worlds of historical method and postmodern cultural critique. A
rich addition to the study of Paul through the ages and paradigm
for how to think about such matters."
—Jerry L Sumney, Lexington Theological Seminary