Paul in ecstasy : the neurobiology of the Apostle's life and thought /
While many readers of Paul's letters recognize how important his experience was to his life and thought, Biblical scholars have not generally addressed this topic head-on. Colleen Shantz argues that they have been held back both by a bias against religious ecstasy and by the limits of the Bibli...
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Cambridge ; New York :
Cambridge University Press,
2009.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Introduction
- What ecstasy? : an assessment of the misregard
- At first sight : the cultural bias against religious ecstasy
- The view from here : biases in New Testament studies
- Cognicentrism in New Testament studies
- Ecstatics are Catholic, aren't they?
- Pauline oversight
- Paul, opponent of ecstatic abuses
- Well, maybe once, but only by accident : conversion as the catchall for Paul's ecstasy
- Through the reading glasses
- Paul's brain : the cognitive neurology of ecstasy
- Ecstatic religious experience and human neurology
- Cross-cultural ecstatic experience
- A brief history of the human brain
- The neurological and cerebral basis for ecstatic experience
- The model of neurological tuning
- Paul's ecstasy : textual and somatic
- Critical issues in the interpretation of 2 Cor. 12:1-4
- A neurological rereading of 2 Cor. 12:1-4
- Paul's voice : parsing Paul's ecstatic discourse
- Other features of ecstasy
- Beyond paradise
- Visions and revelations
- Corinthians 3-5
- Romans 8
- Ecstasy and suffering
- Paul's body of knowledge
- Transformation and union
- Embodying death
- Paul's practice : discerning ecstasies in practice
- Spirit possession
- Neurological and social anthropological features
- Spirit possession in Corinth
- Soul journey
- Social anthropological definitions
- Paul's use of ASC
- Pneumatika
- Prophecy in taxonomy of social anthropology
- Paul's comments
- Implications : Paul's public position on ASC
- The whole Paul : a short course in (non-deterministic) complexity.