The context of the letter to the Romans: a critique on the present state of research

Abstract

The assumptions on which theories concerning the context of the Romans letter are built are disputable. The article criticises these assumptions and argues that the notion of context cannot be approached without a consideration of the creative, linguistic capabilities of people. The problem of the context of the Romans letter falls within the scope of the wider problem of context as such.

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