Strategic Virtue, Human Agency, and Eschatological Vision: Reassessing Paul’s Exhortations to Cretan Women in Titus 2:4-5 within Roman Social and Cultural Realities
Date
2025-03Author
Devries, TiffanyAdvisor
Gilbertson, Jennifer (Advisor)Type
ThesisKeyword
Bible. Titus, II, 4-5--Criticism, interpretation, etc.; Women--Biblical teaching; Women in church work; Church work with women; Discipling (Christianity); Pauline terminologyMetadata
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Devries, Tiffany. “Strategic Virtue, Human Agency, and Eschatological Vision: Reassessing Paul’s Exhortations to Cretan Women in Titus 2:4-5 within Roman Social and Cultural Realities.” BA Honours (Biblical Studies and Theology), Tyndale University, 2025.Degree Attained
Thesis (BA Honours)--Tyndale University, 2025Table of Contents
Acknowledgements -- Introduction – The Virtuous Roman Woman, Pauline Terminology, & a Pillar of Society – Public Observation & the real Rick of Slander – Paul’s Concern for Social Respectability & an Apostle’s Priorities – The Grace of God, Piety, the Kingdom of God, and the Purpose of the Holy Spirit – Conclusion – Bibliography.Publisher
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