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Rhetoric, ethic, and moral persuasion in biblical discourse

Essays From The 2002 Heidelberg Conference (Emory Studies in Early Christianity)
Pages
401
Published
2005
Language
English

Synopsis

This scholarly volume examines the intricate interplay of rhetoric, ethics, and moral persuasion within biblical discourse. It offers a deep dive into socio-rhetorical criticism, analyzing the persuasive techniques and ethical frameworks embedded in sacred texts. Drawing from various interpretations and critical approaches, the book provides a comprehensive understanding of how these elements shape biblical communication.

About the author

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Thomas H. Olbricht

Thomas H. Olbricht is an author and scholar of early Christian history and classical studies. His significant work, Early Christianity and classical culture, investigates the links between these ancient worlds.