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Synopsis

A bold reexamination of a landmark study in biblical ethics

Thirty years ago, Richard Hays's The Moral Vision of the New Testament transformed how scholars, pastors, and students approached biblical ethics. Now a distinguished group of biblical scholars returns to this foundational work with new questions and contemporary urgency.

This volume brings together senior and emerging New Testament scholars for a robust scholarly conversation with real-world implications. The contributors grapple seriously with Hays's enduring influence while charting new territories in biblical ethics--always with an eye toward how Scripture speaks to the moral challenges that Christians face today.

New Testament Ethics doesn't merely commemorate a classic work; it propels the conversation forward, demonstrating that the relationship between ancient Scriptures and contemporary conscience remains as vital as ever. This is biblical ethics for a new generation, rooted in serious scholarship and committed to engaging with the most pressing moral questions of our time.

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À propos des auteurs

Cherryl Hunt (PhD, theology, University of Exeter) teaches at Spiritus Theological College (formerly South West Ministry Training Course), which offers theological education and ministerial training programs validated by Durham University. She is coeditor of New Testament Ethics.



Nicholas J. Moore (DPhil, New Testament, University of Oxford) serves as the warden of Cranmer Hall, an evangelical Anglican theological college within St John's College, Durham University. He is coeditor of New Testament Ethics.



Timothy J. Murray (PhD, New Testament, University of Nottingham) serves as pastor of Amblecote Community Church. He is coeditor of New Testament Ethics.



Luke Timothy Johnson is the Robert W. Woodruff Professor Emeritus of New Testament and Christian Origins at Candler School of Theology, Emory University. He won the 2011 Grawemeyer Award in Religion for his Among the Gentiles: Greco-Roman Religion and Christianity. Johnson's many other books include The Revelatory Body; Brother of Jesus, Friend of God; The Writings of the New Testament; and the two-volume work The Canonical Paul.

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