Meditatio Mortis bei Paulus, Seneca und Clemens von Alexandria

Meditatio Mortis bei Paulus, Seneca und Clemens von AlexandriaThis volume explores the writings of Paul, Seneca, and Clement of Alexandria, providing a fresh outlook on conformity with Christ's death as illustrated in Phil 3: 10. It examines Paul's concept of meditatio mortis and brings it into discussion with the Stoic tradition of Seneca in the 'West' and the theological insights of Clement of Alexandria in the 'East'. This endeavour enriches the scholarly discourse and enhances the understanding of the

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he also devoted essays to teaching

a new and pressing dispatch from the heart of the crowd and the solitude of the writer's desk

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In this volume a number of his writings have been selected from the period of his most intensive friendship with Brecht to highlight the versatile and independent socialist cast of Sternberg’s mind