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513:, had all continued to live according to the Jewish interpretation of Jewish law. The Jews' continuing existence, he insisted, was of benefit to the church, because through them, the texts of the Bible had penetrated the known world. Most dramatically, Augustine urged that the Jews had no less a protector than God himself, who would punish any ruler, whether pagan or Christian, who tried to inhibit them from living Jewish lives. In advocating for an historical understanding of Christianity, in other words, Augustine framed, as well, a principled Christian theological defense of Jews and of Judaism. Dismally negative as his traditional anti-Jewish rhetoric was, his positive ideology, Fredriksen concludes, was original, daring, and unique. Augustine's singular teaching would survive the collapse of the 374:
means that, by the time that the earliest stratum of tradition appears—namely, in Paul's letters—the Kingdom of God was already late. In the Diaspora, the movement fractured into competing missions over the question of how to integrate ex-pagan gentiles into its communities. Some apostles taught that ex-pagan males needed to enter Israel's covenant with God through circumcision, that is, full conversion to Judaism. Paul furiously disagreed, Fredriksen emphasizes. Against his circumcising competitors, he argued that the presence of Christ's spirit or of holy spirit within these gentile communities attested to their "adoption" into God's family: Christ-following ex-pagans, insists Paul, are now Israel's brothers" (
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police (John 18.3), Pilate arrested Jesus and crucified him as "King of the Jews," disabusing the crowds of their enthusiasm. It was the crowds, not Jesus himself, Fredriksen concludes, who threatened the city's stability. This theory explains as well why the original community could resettle permanently in Jerusalem, largely without incident, for the remaining four decades of the city's lifetime.
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for a Mediterranean god): they are Christ's cosmic opposition. Paul, thus, should be understood not only within Judaism, urges Fredriksen. As a late Second Temple Diaspora Jew, the apocalyptic Paul also stands "within paganism." It was these pagan superhuman powers, taught Paul, whom Christ will defeat when he returns in glory as God's Davidic champion.
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Augustine surprised Fredriksen, however, once she began to investigate how the idea of "Jews" shaped his theology. By Augustine's lifetime (354-430 CE), Jews had long figured as the negative contrast to gentile Christianity. Indeed, Augustine himself deployed standard anti-Jewish rhetoric against his
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scholarship, "Paul within Judaism." Believing that the Kingdom would arrive in his own lifetime, Paul had no intention of starting a new religion—much less an anti-Jewish religion. But Paul does acknowledge the existence "of many gods and many lords" (1 Corinthians 8.5: "lord" is a common designation
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Fredriksen continued to consider and to contrast the first-century Jewish Paul and the late fourth-century Augustinian Paul together. She compared scholarly assessments of their respective "conversions." She analyzed both men's ideas on flesh and resurrection. She measured the distance between their
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By contrast, Fredriksen reads Paul within the context of ancient Judaism. Rather than interpreting gentile inclusion in Paul as a turn from particularist Judaism to universalist Christianity, Fredriksen sees Paul in line with a stream of Jewish thought (which she labels "apocalyptic") that expected
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Paul's seven undisputed letters date to the 50s of the first century. They are the only evidence of the Christ movement that predates the Roman destruction of Jerusalem's temple (in 70 CE). But Jesus died around the year 30 CE. This passage of time after the death of Jesus, according to Fredriksen,
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Back in 1993, I was reading a work of Augustine's attacking a Christian heretic. Usually when ancient orthodox Christians said terrible things about heretics, they found even worse things to say about Jews. Until 395, Augustine had not been much different, but here he was, writing about one of the
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Krister has served as a mentor to many of us in the field of ancient Jewish-Christian relations. His seminal 1963 article, "Paul and the Introspective Conscience of the West," continues to exert a salubrious effect on modern scholarship; and much of my own work, both on Paul and Augustine, can be
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Fredriksen explains there that Paul lived in a world full of gods. As Christ's apostle, Paul taught that pagans did not have to become Jews (for men, meaning circumcision). But they did have to commit to worshiping Israel's god alone, he insisted, and to live according to some—not all—Jewish law.
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But on what proved to be his final trip to the city for Passover, crowds in the pilgrim-swollen city began proclaiming Jesus as messiah. This was cause for alarm for, as Josephus wrote, it was "on these festive occasions that sedition is most apt to break out." Working in concert with the temple
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Augustine, in the course of arguing for Christ's incarnation — this intimate relationship between divinity and humanity — explicitly parallels it to God's relationship with the Jews. He writes that Catholics and Jews stand as one community over against pagans and heretics, that Jesus and his
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Fredriksen has authored a number of articles that quickly became touchstones in contemporary Pauline studies, for instance: "Judaism, the Circumcision of Gentiles, and Apocalyptic Hope"; "Judaizing the Nations: The Ritual Demands of Paul's Gospel"; and "Paul's Letter to the Romans, the Ten
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Two emphases drive Fredriksen's study of the early church and its premier apostle. First, that "the Jesus movement's first generation thought that they would be history's last generation." Indeed, "they foresaw no extended future," no centuries turned millennia of church
314:) and audiences (Jews/pagans)—these two men stood united in a single conviction. Both taught that the God of Israel would overwhelm evil, raise the dead, and establish his reign of eternal peace and justice, within their own lifetimes. In short, in line with the work of 282:(especially from the late fourth to the mid-fifth century CE). For the entire spread of these centuries, Fredriksen says, the vast majority of people worshiped their own particular gods—a great variety of cults and customs lumped together by scholarly convention as " 329:, Fredriksen explored the images of Jesus presented in Paul's letters and in the four gospels as these altered and adjusted once the movement spread abroad in the Diaspora and outgrew its own foundational prophecy: “The Kingdom of God is at hand!” (Mark 1.15). In 1425:
He was executed, she asserts, because the crowds at the Temple that year acclaimed him the Messiah who would restore Jewish rule over Judea and reestablish the kingdom of David and Solomon. To quell that, Pilate quickly arrested Jesus and had him
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From 700 BCE to 430 CE, all in his first 134 pages: Nirenberg's is no small achievement. And he has the broad lines of his ancient story right, his footnotes documenting the mass of patient reading that stands behind his recount of these
455:(1982), the first English translation of two of his early works on Paul's epistle, Fredriksen charted Augustine's evolving struggles with this nexus of issues. These commentaries on Romans were the prelude to Augustine's master work, the 533:, a Latin edition with facing translation of Augustine's two early efforts with Paul's epistle to the Romans. These two exercises in biblical interpretation prepared Augustine, within four years, to frame his signature masterpiece, the 2227:
flashiest heresies of his time and marshaling as arguments unbelievably positive things about Jews. As I read further, my scalp tingled. I had been working on Augustine for 20 years and I'd never seen anything like this before.
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Late Second Temple Judaism, whether in the Jewish homeland or in the Diaspora, provided the cradle of the early Christ-movements. Two figures dominate their development and thus Fredriksen's research of the period: that of
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The Jews who expected Jesus to return in apocalyptic glory during their own lifetimes died off. "The single biggest problem was that the End, stubbornly, continued not to come," the author writes, and "ime continued to
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and the chief priests were familiar with Jesus' apocalyptic message—God, not human armies, would establish his Kingdom—and so knew that Jesus was, in every practical way, politically and militarily harmless.
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Augustine's impact on Western Christian thought can hardly be overstated; only his beloved example, Paul of Tarsus, has been more influential, and Westerners have generally seen Paul through Augustine's
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She argues that Augustine's notions about the Jews actually saved lives—during the Crusades, for example, when popes and preachers invoked them to prevent the destruction of more Jewish communities.
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apostles, including Paul, lived as Torah-observant Jews for the whole of their lives. And he urges that God himself would punish any king who tried to interfere with the Jews' practice of Judaism.
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Not only could I establish that he had changed his position, but I could locate this shift in his thinking very precisely, to the four-year period when he also wrote his monumental Confessions
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Fredriksen earned her Ph.D. in the History of Religion from Princeton University in 1979. From Fall 1979 to 1980, she was an Andrew W. Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow in the Religion Department at
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at the Department of Religion of Princeton University in 1978. From 1979 to 1980, she was a faculty member at the department of religious studies at Stanford University. She relocated to the
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where, from 1980 to 1986, she was an assistant professor in the department of history and, from 1986 to 1989, worked as an associate professor in the department of religious studies of the
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7.19). His letters, all addressed to gentile communities, argue vehemently against his circumcising competitors. By the late first- early second century, this generation long dead, Paul's
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Fredriksen also makes the point that Augustine argued "against Jerome that both Jesus and the first generation of Jewish apostles, Paul emphatically included, were, as Christians, also
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Fredriksen, Paula (2021). Matthew Calhoun, Robert; Kelhoffer, James; Rothschild, Clare K (eds.). "'Conversion' as 'Sea Change': Re-thinking A.D. Nock's Conversion".
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A former Catholic who long ago converted to Judaism, she was one of Mel Gibson's most acerbic critics when he released his movie The Passion of the Christ.
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Fredrikson, Paula, "Controversial 'Passion' presents priceless opportunity for education - A toxic film delivers a dangerous, but teachable, moment",
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Belayche, Nicole (2020). Gasparini, Valentino; Patzelt, Maik; Raja, Rubina; Rieger, Anna-Katharina; RĂŒpke, Jörg; Urciuoli, Emiliano (eds.).
943: 3099: 3029: 2383: 2846:"Jesus, Judaism and Christian Anti-Judaism: Reading the New Testament after the Holocaust Edited by Paula Frederiksen and Adele Reinhartz" 1013: 3104: 1571: 615:, which situates Paul within, not against, his native Judaism. In 2018, the book won the Prose Award for best book in religion from the 919: 3179: 3094: 3042: 3109: 2437: 3144: 2633: 1517: 702: 1644:
Lived Religion in the Ancient Mediterranean World. Approaching Religious Transformations from Archaeology, History and Classics
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from 1990 to 2010. Now emerita, she has been distinguished visiting professor in the Department of Comparative Religion at the
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Fredriksen, Paula (2019). Lincicum, David; Sheridan, Ruth; Stang, Charles (eds.). "Origen and Augustine on Paul and the Law".
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Fredriksen's many articles on Paul and his cameo appearances in her books on Jesus and on Augustine come together in her book
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the eschatological turn of the gentiles to the Jewish God (see Isa 2:2–4, Mic 4:1, Tobit 14:5–6, Isa 66:21, etc.).
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The main argument Fredriksen develops throughout is that Paul lived his life entirely within his native Judaism.
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not become Jews: covenantal circumcision, he insisted, occurs only on the eighth day of the male infant's life (
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Krister Among the Jews and Gentiles: Essays in Appreciation of the Life and Work of Krister Stendahl
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Fredriksen served as an historical consultant and featured speaker in many media, including for the
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Fredriksen was named distinguished visiting professor in the Department of Comparative Religion at
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respective ideas on the destiny of Israel. She traced Augustine's weaponization of Paul against
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centuries). She works to reconstruct the many ways that various ancient Mediterranean peoples –
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Like Sanders's work, this is a book about a Jewish Paul, not a Paul who stands against Judaism.
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3.5). Jewish circumcision for adult gentile males, in view of Jewish law, was thus "nothing" (
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in both its academic forms and in its popular ones led to two of Fredriksen's anthologies,
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Biblical Interpretation in Historical Perspective. Studies in Honor of Karlfried Froehlich
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Jesus, Judaism, and Christian Anti-Judaism: Reading the New Testament After the Holocaust
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Conflict and Religious Conversation in Latin Christendom: Studies in Honour of Ora Limor
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On ‘The Passion of the Christ’: Exploring the Issues Raised by the Controversial Movie
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On ‘The Passion of the Christ’: Exploring the Issues Raised by the Controversial Movie
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Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews: a Jewish life and the emergence of Christianity
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and the imperial church's exercise of coercive force against religious minorities.
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University of California, Berkeley College of Letters and Science faculty
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seen as an extended footnote to his insights in that luminous essay.
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Following especially the broad lines of interpretation laid down by
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Are You a Virgin? Biblical Exegesis and the Invention of Tradition
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Fredriksen, Paula (2014). Yuval, Israel; Ben-Shalom, Ram (eds.).
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Fredriksen studied for a double B.A. in Religion and History at
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Augustine and the Jews: a Christian defense of Jews and Judaism
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Augustine and the Jews: a Christian defense of Jews and Judaism
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Vol 1 & 2 (Provo, UT: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.), 2010.
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Choice, Change, and Conversion: Celebrating Arthur Darnby Nock
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From Jesus to Christ: The Origins of the Early Images of Jesus
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A history of Christianity: the first three thousand years
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in 2009. In April 2013, she was elected a fellow of the
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Constantine's sword: the church and the Jews: a history
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in 1973. After a year of formal theological study at
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Journal of the Jesus Movement in Its Jewish Settings
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Journal of the Jesus Movement in Its Jewish Setting
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