Repensar la conversión de los tesalonicenses
Favor divino y lealtad humana
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.47182/rb.86.n1-2-2024389Palabras clave:
1 Tes, Experiencia religiosa, Conversion, Socio-retoricaResumen
El estudio busca profundizar en el cambio radical de un grupo de gentiles
tesalonicenses hacia el servicio a Dios Padre y la esperanza en el Señor Jesucristo
atestiguado en el primer escrito cristiano. Se rastrea, en la sección 1 Tes
1,1-10, la evidencia de las convenciones sociorretóricas formuladas por Z. Crook
para reconceptualizar la conversión en el mundo antiguo desde el sistema de patronazgo/
beneficencia y lealtad registradas en fuentes grecorromanas, judías y
cristianas.
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