Pauline teaching, in conjunction with the teachings of Christ,
provides the foundation for Christian thought on a wide variety of
subjects, including Christian life and society. Originally
published in 1906, this book attempts to show how St Paul's
teachings on social issues may be applied to modern problems.
Chadwick examines the influences of both Jewish and Gentile
thinkers on the formation of Paul's teaching and its overlap with
modern sociological principles of social welfare. An analysis of
certain key passages, such as the fourth chapter of the Epistle to
the Ephesians, is also provided. This book will be of value to
anyone with an interest in Christian social teaching and the
history of Christian philosophy.
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