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Civilized Piety The Rhetoric of Pietas in the Pastoral ~ Civilized Piety reveals the value of pietas within an ideological marketplace of emperors benefactors and philosophers all of whom contend with one another to monopolize cultural prestige The Pastoral Epistles by employing a virtue so highly esteemed by forces hostile to Christianity manifest a deep desire to establish good order within the church as well as to foster goodwill with the churchs nonChristian neighbors
Civilized Piety The Rhetoric of Pietas in the Pastoral ~ Civilized Piety reveals the value of pietas within an ideological marketplace of emperors benefactors and philosophers all of whom contend with one another to monopolize cultural prestige The Pastoral Epistles by employing a virtue so highly esteemed by forces hostile to Christianity manifest a deep desire to establish good order within the church as well as to foster goodwill with the church’s nonChristian neighbors
Civilized Piety The Rhetoric of Pietas in the Pastoral ~ Civilized Piety reveals the value of pietas within an ideological marketplace of emperors benefactors and philosophers all of whom contend with one another to monopolize cultural prestige The Pastoral Epistles by employing a virtue so highly esteemed by forces hostile to Christianity manifest a deep desire to establish good order within the church as well as to foster goodwill with the church’s nonChristian neighbors
Civilized Piety The Rhetoric of PIETAS in the Pastoral ~ Early Christians in Asia Minor had to navigate the troubled waters of Roman social political and economic life while also preserving their faith The church faced a double threat Greeks and Romans viewed Christianity as a barbaric and potentially
Civilized Piety The Rhetoric of Pietas in the Pastoral ~ As Hoklotubbe demonstrates piety was rhetorically potent in the efforts of the Pastoral Epistles to present the fledgling Christian communities in a compelling cultural light as well as efforts to unite communities around a socially conservative vision of the household of God
Civilized Piety The Rhetoric of Pietas in the Pastoral ~ Civilized Piety The Rhetoric of Pietas in the Pastoral Epistles and the Roman Empire Conclusion A Pious and Civilized Christian in the Roman Empire T Christopher Hoklotubbe
Civilized Piety Baylor University Press ~ Civilized Piety reveals the value of pietas within an ideological marketplace of emperors benefactors and philosophers all of whom contend with one another to monopolize cultural prestige The Pastoral Epistles by employing a virtue so highly esteemed by forces hostile to Christianity manifest a deep desire to establish good order within the church as well as to foster goodwill with the church’s nonChristian neighbors
Civilized Piety Reading Religion ~ According to T Christopher Hoklotubbe the author of the Pastoral Epistles employs the Roman value of pietas for his Christian audience as a means of constructing a “Christian identity that embodies what it means to be a civilized honorable and loyal participant in the Roman social order” 206 The starting point for Hoklotubbe’s examination is the frequent but seemingly intentional references to “piety” in the Pastoral Epistles a word that occurs ten times in the Pastoral
Civilized piety the rhetoric of pietas in the pastoral ~ Civilized piety the rhetoric of pietas in the pastoral epistles and the Roman Empire T Chrisopher Hoklotubbe Demonstrates the Pastoral Epistles rhetorical strategy in presenting Christianity as a virtuous respectable and nonthreatening presence in Roman society
Civilized piety the rhetoric of pietas in the pastoral ~ 2017 English Book edition Civilized piety the rhetoric of pietas in the pastoral epistles and the Roman Empire T Christopher Hoklotubbe Hoklotubbe T Chrisopher Thomas Christopher 1983 author
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