Divine Accounting: Theo-Economics in Early Christianity
Jennifer A. Quigley • Yale University Press • ISBN-13 978‑0300258165
Divine Accounting: Theo-Economics in Early Christianity
Jennifer A. Quigley • Yale University Press
ISBN-10: 030025816X · ISBN-13: 978‑0300258165 · 2021 · 1st Edition
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Jennifer A. Quigley examines the intricate relationship between economic discourse and theological development in the ancient Mediterranean world. By analyzing how early Christian writers utilized financial terminology to articulate divine grace and human obligation, the study reveals how fiscal metaphors fundamentally shaped the conceptual framework of early religious life and communal identity.
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