Pauline Theology By Jouette M. Bassler

Pauline Theology By Jouette M. Bassler

Leading Pauline scholars focus on the theology of Paul as reflected in the apostle's most reflective letter, Romans. The theology of Romans is examined as a separate communication, without trying to explain or interpret that theology by reference to Paul's other letters. The result is a fresh approach to Paul's thought.

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