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participationist eschatology: a standalone construct

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New Testament studies

E. P. Sanders's term for the core of Paul's theology: believers share in Christ's death and life and await the coming transformation.

In New Testament studies, participationist eschatology refers to E. P. Sanders's term for the core of Paul's theology: believers share in Christ's death and life and await the coming transformation. This meaning comes from Sanders (1977/2017) in Paul and Palestinian Judaism.[1]

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References

Sanders, E. P. (2017). Paul and Palestinian Judaism. 1517 Media. (Original work published 1977) ISBN 9781506438146

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