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Using social identity theory and the idea of collective memory, Esler suggests that by examining the lives of the saints in their cultural and historic circumstances Christians may "gain afresh sense of how we may be our Christian selves in the world . I have previously considered the role of Abraham in Galatians from a different aspect of social identity theory than that I will utilize here (1998: 173-74, 191-94), while I have recently examined the role of Abraham in Romans 4 from perspectives similar to those in this article (2003:171-94). This study proposes a new manner of characterizing this section of Romans that integrates social identity theory with notions of the good life and the virtues derived from Aristotle that have staged a powerful resurgence in recent ethical discourse. |
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