Faith in Romans: The Salvation of the Individual or Life in Community?*
Faith in Romans: The Salvation of the Individual or Life in Community?*
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对罗马书的信仰：个人的救赎还是社区生活？*
DOI：
10.1177/0142064x11415328
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发表时间：
2011
影响因子：
0.3
通讯作者：
B. Dunson
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作者：
B. Dunson
在过去的半个世纪里，保罗思想中的公共方面越来越突出，而不是他神学中的个人方面。因此，许多学者试图推翻他们认为是一个“个人主义”的理解宝莲信仰，取而代之的是各种替代品，从信仰参与基督，信仰作为社区的熏陶。其他人则坚持认为，信仰的经典定义是对基督的信仰，而不是对社区的关注。鉴于这些争论，本文基于对保罗在罗马书中最清晰的信-义语言的解经调查（即罗马书10.6 - 13）和罗马书12.3中的短语“信心的尺度”-认为信仰是个人获得救赎的手段，但也不能仅仅这样理解信仰;它也在建立保罗的收信人的社区和在基督里培养新的社区身份方面发挥着不可或缺的作用。
Over the last half-century communal aspects of Paul’s thought have gained increasing prominence over against individual facets of his theology. Accordingly, many scholars have sought to overturn what they perceive to be an ‘individualistic’ understanding of Pauline faith, replacing it with various alternatives, ranging from faith as participation in Christ, to faith as communal edification. Others have maintained that a classic definition of faith as belief in Christ overrides communal concerns. In light of these debates, this article—based on an exegetical investigation of the clearest statement of Paul’s faith-righteousness language in Romans (namely Rom. 10.6-13) and on the phrase ‘measure of faith’ in Rom. 12.3—contends that faith is the means through which individuals find salvation, but also that faith cannot be understood merely as such; it also plays an indispensable role in building up the communities of Paul’s addressees and in fostering a new communal identity in Christ.