Faith and the Fourth Gospel: A Conversation with Teresa Morgan

JUDITH M. LIEU

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In Roman Faith and Christian Faith Teresa Morgan brings a classicist’s sensitivities to a subject that lies at the heart of the New Testament but that is often taken as self-evident. This article engages in a conversation with its insights, with particular reference to the Johannine literature. It suggests that more nuancing might be needed, not least from a recognition of the demands of the genre of the gospel, but also finds much to provoke further reflection.

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2015Roman Faith and Christian Faith 2007Popular Morality in the Early Roman Empire 1995Symbolism in the Fourth Gospel: meaning, mystery, community 2004John's Gospel as Witness: The Development of the Early Christian Language of Faith

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