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Chris Seglenieks – Johannine Belief and Graeco-Roman Devotion

Aug 25, 2022

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Greeko Roman Ethics Isn't a Mental Game

01:24

Is There a Cognitive Aspect in Greco-Roman Religion?

02:45

The Ethics of Public Witness in the Gospel of John

04:13

Introduction

3min

How Did You Come Into Bible Scholarship?

2min

I'm a PhD Student, and Everybody Told Me Not to Do a PhD

1min

What Did Roman Griko, Roman Worship to the Gods Look Like?

5min

Is There a Better Word Than Worship That Will Help?

2min

Arenheim, the Priesthood and the Rituals?

4min

The Last Supper - Is That a Ritual?

2min

What Does Emperor Worship Look Like?

2min

The Intimacy of the Gods in the Greekoroman Tradition

2min

10.

Dreams and Visions Before Egypt Moves Asclapius Simile

2min

11.

Why Don't the Disciples Ever Seem to Understand Much?

3min

12.

John One Through Four and Then Five Through 12 and the Unique Discerner

2min

13.

Is There a Cognitive Aspect in Greco-Roman Religion?

3min

14.

The Public Witness in the Gospel of John

2min

15.

The Ethics of Public Witness in the Gospel of John

4min

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Greeko Roman Ethics Isn't a Mental Game

1min

17.

The Language of Allegiance

2min

18.

I'm a Father of Young Adults, and I Feel Like This Is Welcome to My World

2min

19.

How to Deal With Violence in the Old Testament?

2min

20.

The Most Significant Book in Biblical Studies in the Last 50 Years?

2min

Episode: In this episode, Dru Johnson talks with Australian scholar Christopher Seglenieks about why Greco-Roman devotion practices must be included in discussions about “faith” and “belief” in the Johannine corpus. […]

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