The Future of the People of God

Exploring the historical context of Paul's letters, particularly Romans, this book addresses the Western church's struggle with its reduced status in a post-Christendom world. It argues for a courageous re-reading of the text, emphasizing the perspective of an early community that challenged ancient deities. This critical engagement not only questions traditional assumptions about Paul's message but also seeks to redefine the identity and purpose of the people of God in a way that aligns with both biblical teachings and historical realities.