In varied teaching positions in the church, university, and seminary, the John G. Lewis integrates his experience as lawyer, New Testament scholar, and Episcopal priest to help people correlate faith and scripture with their experiences of ministry in daily life.

'This book is to be recommended for some original analyses which are out of the common run of remarks that have become usual in the academic world.'  Stefano Romanello, Biblica Vol. 88 FASC. 2-2007

• 1 Theology and Ethics in Paul; 2 Identifying Theo-Ethical Reasoning: (1 Corinthians 1-4); 3 Engaging in Theo-Ethical Reasoning: Associating Experience with Conduct (1 Corinthians 5-16); 4 Engaging in Theo-Ethical Reasoning: Looking for Life in Christ and Not in Law (Galatians); Conclusion

In varied teaching positions in the church, university, and seminary, the John G. Lewis integrates his experience as lawyer, New Testament scholar, and Episcopal priest to help people correlate faith and scripture with their experiences of ministry in daily life.

'This book is to be recommended for some original analyses which are out of the common run of remarks that have become usual in the academic world.'  Stefano Romanello, Biblica Vol. 88 FASC. 2-2007

• 1 Theology and Ethics in Paul; 2 Identifying Theo-Ethical Reasoning: (1 Corinthians 1-4); 3 Engaging in Theo-Ethical Reasoning: Associating Experience with Conduct (1 Corinthians 5-16); 4 Engaging in Theo-Ethical Reasoning: Looking for Life in Christ and Not in Law (Galatians); Conclusion

In varied teaching positions in the church, university, and seminary, the John G. Lewis integrates his experience as lawyer, New Testament scholar, and Episcopal priest to help people correlate faith and scripture with their experiences of ministry in daily life.

'This book is to be recommended for some original analyses which are out of the common run of remarks that have become usual in the academic world.'  Stefano Romanello, Biblica Vol. 88 FASC. 2-2007

• 1 Theology and Ethics in Paul; 2 Identifying Theo-Ethical Reasoning: (1 Corinthians 1-4); 3 Engaging in Theo-Ethical Reasoning: Associating Experience with Conduct (1 Corinthians 5-16); 4 Engaging in Theo-Ethical Reasoning: Looking for Life in Christ and Not in Law (Galatians); Conclusion