Algunos elementos en orden a una cronología de las cartas paulinas
Cargando...
Fecha
Autores
Director
Enlace al recurso
https://revistas.usantotomas.edu.co/index.php/albertus-magnus/article/view/10969
10.15332/25005413.10969
10.15332/25005413.10969
DOI
ORCID
Google Scholar
Cvlac
gruplac
Descripción Dominio:
Título de la revista
ISSN de la revista
Título del volumen
Editor
Universidad Santo Tomás
Compartir
Descripción
Las cartas paulinas presentan, en su interior, algunos elementos que nos permiten —mirando personajes, localidades y temas teológicos— establecer una relativa cronología de estas. Se ha presentado la colecta para los pobres de Jerusalén como un criterio estructurador, pero, aunque importante, parece que debe relativizarse. El pensamiento paulino va evolucionando en relación con temas como la venida de Cristo, el lugar de las mujeres, el conflicto con adversarios en las comunidades. Todo ello permite un primer acceso a una cronología. A todo eso debe añadirse la cronología externa que complementa los elementos aportados por Pablo y permite aproximativamente reconocer un cierto orden de las cartas paulinas.
The Pauline letters contain within them some elements that allow us to establish a relative chronology of the letters by looking at characters, places and theological themes. The collection for the poor in Jerusalem has been presented as a structuring criterion, but, although important, it seems that it should be put into perspective. Pauline thought evolves in relation to themes such as the coming of Christ, the place of women, the conflict with adversaries in the communities. All this allows a first access to a chronology. To all this we must add the external chronology that complements the elements provided by Paul and allows us to approximately recognize a certain order of the Pauline letters.
The Pauline letters contain within them some elements that allow us to establish a relative chronology of the letters by looking at characters, places and theological themes. The collection for the poor in Jerusalem has been presented as a structuring criterion, but, although important, it seems that it should be put into perspective. Pauline thought evolves in relation to themes such as the coming of Christ, the place of women, the conflict with adversaries in the communities. All this allows a first access to a chronology. To all this we must add the external chronology that complements the elements provided by Paul and allows us to approximately recognize a certain order of the Pauline letters.
Abstract
Idioma
Palabras clave
Pauline letters, chronology, characters and geography, collection for the poor, cartas paulinas, cronología, personajes y geografía, colecta
Citación
Colecciones
Licencia Creative Commons
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0