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A Former Jew: Paul and the Dialectics of Race

Introduction Chapter 1: "The Third Race" and Pauline Studies A. Race, Ethnicity, and NT Scholarship B. Studying Race and Ethnicity Part 1 - Models of Racial and Ethnic Identity Chapter 2: Race and Ethnicity in Modernity A. The Modern Idea of Race B. Ethnicity in Late 20th Century Scholarship C. Models of Race and Ethnicity D. Focal Images Chapter 3: Race and Ethnicity in Antiquity A. Etymology of Race and Ethnicity B. Race and Ethnicity in non-Jewish, Jewish, and Christian Authors C. Greek and Jewish Perspectives on Race and Ethnicity D. Ethnicity and Race: Ancient and Modern Perspectives Part 2 - The Racial Character of Pauline Christianity Chapter 4: Paul's Self-Identity and Relational Matrix A. Community and Kinship in Paul B. Paul's Self-Identity and Group Affiliation C. A Former Jew Chapter 5: The Dialectics of Christian Racial Identity A. Eschatological Criteria B. Eschatological Indicia C. Eschatological Relationships D. Continuity and Discontinuity in Paul Conclusion Chapter 6: Scandal and Opportunity in Racial Christianity A. Paul and Daniel Boyarin's A Radical Jew B. Paul and Brad Braxton's No Longer Slaves.