The Child-Parent Relationship in the New Testament and Its Environment

Exploring the dynamics of family life in the early church, this book delves into the treatment of parents by early Christians and the societal perceptions of Christian families. It examines whether these families were admired or scorned by their neighbors and how the relationships between children and parents reflected broader societal norms. Additionally, the text highlights the defining characteristics of the first generations of Jesus' followers, providing insights into their unique familial structures and values.