Reading Romans with Eastern Eyes
How do we “read Romans with Eastern eyes”? What might we learn? In this class, you'll explore how honor and shame shape Paul's message and mission to the church in Rome.
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What this course is about
FREE PREVIEWOur goals for this class
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Lesson Objectives
FREE PREVIEWFirst Impressions and Suspicions
Theology in Diverse Contexts
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Bible or Culture? Which has Priority?
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Contextualizing Theology
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The Bible, Culture, and Theology
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Metaphors and Framing (Part 1)
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Metaphors and Framing (Part 2)
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Historical and Global Contexts
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Our Implicit Gospel
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Biblical Theology and Systematic Theology
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Lesson Objectives
FREE PREVIEWApproaches to Contextual Theology
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Case Study (K.K. Yeo)
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Ancient and Biblical Perspectives
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Are Chinese and Ancient Cultures the Same?
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Lesson Objectives
FREE PREVIEWHonor and Shame in Biblical and Cultural Contexts (with keynote)
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"Face" and Morality (Part 1)
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Podcast Episode: Distinguishing Shame and Guilt (Optional)
Face and Morality (Part 2)
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Saving Face, Works, and Chinese Theology
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Honor and Shame in Scripture
Lesson Objectives
FREE PREVIEWWhy did Paul write Romans?
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Paul's Indirect Approach
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Relating Romans 1, 15
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Podcast Episode: Theology for the Sake of Missions in Romans (Optional)
Jews first then the Greeks
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Distinguishes Gentiles and Greeks
Why this "Greek" language?
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Implications for NPP, Mission, and Belonging
What if Paul wrote his letter to China or us?
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