Classics

How did urban life in ancient Corinth shape early Christianity - and vice versa? This handbook integrates archaeology, ancient history, and biblical studies to offer an accessible, authoritative guide to one of the Roman world's most important cities.

This textbook examines a dilemma that is likely well known to many in theology but has rarely been addressed: the issue of »normative judgments,« that is, the many argumentative assessments of what is to be evaluated positively or negatively in theological topics as well as in theological approaches.

This introduction is aimed to all those who intend to study law or have law as a minor subject. Frank Fechner explains the tools, technical terms and methods necessary to study jurisprudence.

Digital Theology has developed into an independent transdisciplinary field of research. This study book serves as a travel guide that situates the selective German debates within the international discussion, relates the various fields of Digital Theology to one another, and places them in dialogue with other research debates.