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La comunidad olvidada [The forgotten community]

Souza Nogueira, Paulo Augusto de
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Souza Nogueira, Paulo Augusto de
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narrative
Hellenists
Jerusalem apostels
theology of Antiochia
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Comparative religion and interreligious dialogue
Global Church History and World Christianity
Sociology of religion
History of religion
Early church
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Latin American Christianity / Theologies
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"Los helenistas son presentados en la narrativa de Hechos 6,1-8,3 como un grupo subalterno al de los apóstoles de Jerusalén. Un análisis crítico del texto nos presenta una comunidad con liderazgo profético-carismático, escatología apocalíptica, liberalidad frente a la ley, rechazo del culto del templo, énfasis misionero y participación de la mujer. Los helenistas constituyen un eslabón entre las tradiciones más antiguas sobre Jesús y la teología de Antioquía (en especial Pablo)" "In the narrative of Acts 6,1-8,3, the Hellenists are presented as a group subordinate to the Jerusalem apostels. A critical analysis of the text presents us a community with prophetic-charismatic leadership, an apocalyptic escatology, a liberal position with respect to the law, the rejection of the Temple cult, a missionary emphasis and the participation of women. The Hellenists constitute a link between the oldest tradition about Jesus and the theology of Antiochia (esp. that of Paul)"
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1996
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