The Spirit and the 'Other' Social Identity, Ethnicity and Intergroup Reconciliation in Luke-Acts

Kuecker uses social identity theory to examine the interface between the Holy Spirit and ethnicity in Luke-Acts

Acknowledgements\Abbreviations\Index of Tables\Chapter 1: The Holy Spirit in Luke-Acts: Tracing the History of Research\Chapter 2: Social Identity and the 'Other': A Methodological and Historical Overview\Chapter 3: Expanding the Ethnic Horizon: The Spirit and Allocentric Identity in Luke 1-2\Chapter 4: Critiquing Defective Identities: Spirit-empowered figures and In-group Bias in Luke 3-4\Chapter 5: Initiating a Scandal of Universal Particularity: The Spirit in Acts 1-2\Chapter 6: Consumating a New Identity: The Community Summaries and the Identity-forming Power of a Group\Chapter 7: Incorporating the 'Other': The Spirit and Superordinate Identity\Chapter 8: Transcending Identity: The Spirit and Trans-Ethnic Identity in Acts 10-15\Chapter 9: Conclusion\Bibliography