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Reflections on the Three-Stage Development of New Perspective Paul

Reflections on the Three-Stage Development of New Perspective Paul

Sam TSANG

This study focuses on the three phases of interpretive development in the New Perspective Paul (henceforth NPP). Although many have contributed to the discussion, this study looks at the three representatives in the development of the New Perspective Paul: EP Sanders, James DG Dunn and NT Wright. Between the three, there are commonalities and important differences. Scholars have also responded positively and negatively to these perspectives. Some react quite strongly in favor of NPP while others estimate it something close to heresy. The responses have much to do with interpretive method as well as the Pauline message. In the end, Sino-theologians have to look at not only the issues but also their implications for cultural contextualization.

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