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New Testament studies

New Testament interpretation that reads texts in relation to Roman imperial power, ideology and cult.

In New Testament studies, empire criticism refers to New Testament interpretation that reads texts in relation to Roman imperial power, ideology and cult. This meaning comes from Horsley (1997) in Paul and empire.[1]

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References

Horsley, R. A. (1997). Paul and empire. Trinity Press International. ISBN 9781563382178

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