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Moral exhortation

Moral exhortation

a Greco-Roman sourcebook
PhilosophyReligion
Pages
178
Published
1986
Language
English

Synopsis

This academic work explores the concept of moral exhortation within ancient philosophy, drawing connections to the conduct of life and ethical teachings. It delves into the methods of instruction and the virtues discussed by philosophers from the Greek and Roman antiquity, including insights from the New Testament. The book offers a detailed examination of how moral principles were conveyed and understood in these historical contexts.

Prose complexity
7/10

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Genres

Philosophy Religion Ancient History Philosophy & Religion

About the author

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Abraham J. Malherbe

Abraham J. Malherbe is an author known for his work on early Christianity and the New Testament, focusing on their historical and cultural contexts. His books, such as Greeks, Romans, and Christians and The World of the New Testament, offer clear perspectives on the early church. He also explored moral exhortation within this historical framework.