Publications et données de P. Lampe

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Health and politics in the Covid-19 crisis from a New Testament hermeneutical perspective

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P. Lampe (1 janv. 2020)

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Against the backdrop of the COVID-19 crisis and on the basis of New Testament text examples (Mark 3:1-6; 2:2328; 1 Cor. 8), the article reflects the relationships between health/healing and eschatology, theology of creation, law, and politics. It is argued that the experience of the global crisis of...

Social welfare in the Greco-Roman world as a background for Early Christian practice

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P. Lampe (1 janv. 2016)

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The essay investigates if and how Greco-Roman theorists attempted to motivate altruistic behaviour and devise a social-welfare ethics. In comparison, it studies actual social-welfare practices on both the private and the state level. Various social-welfare tasks are touched upon - health care; care...

Are humans by birth as wicked as the Heidelberg Catechism (3-11) holds? A dialogue between Theology and modern sciences

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P. Lampe (1 janv. 2014)

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While the introduction compares the Heidelberg Catechism's theologically framed concept of sin with similar and opposing secular views of the past (e.g., Plautus, Quintilian, Hobbes), the main part uses contemporary scientific studies to challenge the Catechism's view that (after alienation from God...

Theology and rhetoric: Redefining the relationship between res and verba

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P. Lampe (1 janv. 2013)

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After discussing three models defining the relationship between rhetoric (linguistic form, verba) and theology (content, res) in scholarship's history (part I), a theoretical discussion attempts to further undergird the third model according to which verba produce res (part II). As a first step, the...

À contre-courant : Romains 16, 3-16

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François Refoulé (1990)

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Le chapitre 16, 3-16 de l'Epître aux Romains qui ne comporte qu'une liste de noms a paru toujours énigmatique. Il y a une vingtaine d'années, ce chapitre était considéré comme s'adressant à l'Eglise d'Ephèse. Mais depuis les monographies de W.H. Ollrog, H. Gam¬ ble, P. Lampe et dernièrement D. Trobi...