Paul And The Religious Experience Of

In the ancient world as in contemporary times, religion provides a vital context in which people become who they are and establish themselves with a unique identity. This process of constructing the self is not only a psychological process and a phenomenological reality; it can also be a deeply religious experience.

Gilbert I. Bond is President of the Leadership Center for Christian Reconciliation in New Haven, Connecticut

Preface	vii
1 William James and Phenomenology of Religion	1	(12)
2 Self/Shame Dynamics: Three Theories	13	(28)
3 Augustinian and Lutheran Interpolations of Paul, and a Diasporic Revision	41	(26)
4 A Phenomenology of Reconciliation: Transformations of Self and Sacrality	67	(30)
5 Transformation: The Incorporation of Vulnerability and the Emergence of Heterogeneous Selfhood	97	(20)
Endnotes	117	(32)
Bibliography	149	(18)
Index of Scripture	167	(2)
Index of Subjects and Names	169

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Paul And The Religious Experience Of Reconciliation

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