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Luke Johnson

Columbia University
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  • Columbia University
    Graduate student
New York City, New York, United States of America
Areas of Interest
Philosophy of Language
Applied Ethics
Social and Political Philosophy
Logic and Philosophy of Logic
Philosophy of Computing and Information
20th Century Philosophy
General Philosophy of Science
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  • All publications (17)
  • Book review: James (review)
    Interpretation 58 (4): 415-417. 2004.
    Natural Sciences
  •  1
    Making Connections: The Material Expression of Friendship in the New Testament
    Interpretation 58 (2): 158-171. 2004.
    From Luke to James, the writers of the New Testament transformed the Greco-Roman ideal of friendship into a communal ethos. This koinonia was characterized above all by the sharing of material possessions.
    Natural Sciences
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    Making Connections: The Material Expression of Friendship in the New Testament
    Interpretation 58 (2): 158-171. 2004.
    From Luke to James, the writers of the New Testament transformed the Greco-Roman ideal of friendship into a communal ethos. This koinonia was characterized above all by the sharing of material possessions.
    Natural Sciences
  • The Scriptural World Of Hebrews
    Interpretation 57 (3): 237-250. 2003.
    The world according to Hebrews reveals the living God. Entering this world requires readers to imagine the world in which they live as the world imagined by scripture. That world comes alive when scripture is read not as a record of the past but as a witness to God's work in the present.
    Natural Sciences
  •  1
    The Scriptural World Of Hebrews
    Interpretation 57 (3): 237-250. 2003.
    The world according to Hebrews reveals the living God. Entering this world requires readers to imagine the world in which they live as the world imagined by scripture. That world comes alive when scripture is read not as a record of the past but as a witness to God's work in the present.
    Natural Sciences
  •  1
    Book Review: The Theology of Paul the Apostle (review)
    Interpretation 53 (1): 75-77. 1999.
    Natural Sciences
  • Hebrews: A Commentary
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    The Scriptural World Of Hebrews
    Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology 57 (3): 237-250. 2003.
    The world according to Hebrews reveals the living God. Entering this world requires readers to imagine the world in which they live as the world imagined by scripture. That world comes alive when scripture is read not as a record of the past but as a witness to God's work in the present.
  • Practical Philosophy
    Teaching Co.. 2002.
    lecture 1. The world of the Greco-Roman moralists -- lecture 2. How empire changed philosophy -- lecture 3. The great schools and their battles -- lecture 4. Dominant themes and metaphors -- lecture 5. The ideal philosopher, a composite portrait -- lecture 6. The charlatan, philosophy betrayed -- lecture 7. Philosophy satirized, the comic Lucian -- lecture 8. Cicero, the philosopher as politician -- lecture 9. Seneca, philosopher as court advisor -- lecture 10. Good Roman advice, Cicero and Sene…Read more
    lecture 1. The world of the Greco-Roman moralists -- lecture 2. How empire changed philosophy -- lecture 3. The great schools and their battles -- lecture 4. Dominant themes and metaphors -- lecture 5. The ideal philosopher, a composite portrait -- lecture 6. The charlatan, philosophy betrayed -- lecture 7. Philosophy satirized, the comic Lucian -- lecture 8. Cicero, the philosopher as politician -- lecture 9. Seneca, philosopher as court advisor -- lecture 10. Good Roman advice, Cicero and Seneca -- lecture 11. Musonius Rufus, the Roman Socrates -- lecture 12. Dio Chrysostom, the wandering rhetorician -- lecture 13. Dio Chrysostom, preaching peace and piety -- lecture 14. Epictetus, philosopher as school teacher -- lecture 15. Epictetus, the stoic path to virtue -- lecture 16. Epictetus, the messenger of Zeus -- lecture 17. Marcus Aurelius, meditations of the king -- lecture 18. Jews thinking like Greeks -- lecture 19. Philo, Judaism as Greek philosophy -- lecture 20. Plutarch, biography as moral instruction -- lecture 21. Plutarch and philosophical religion -- lecture 22. Plutarch on virtue and educating children -- lecture 23. Plutarch, envy, anger, and talking too much -- lecture 24. The missing page in philosophy's story.
    Ancient Greek and Roman Philosophy, MiscellaneousClassics
  • The Future of Catholic Biblical Scholarship: A Constructive Conversation
    with William S. Kurz
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    Book review: James (review)
    Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology 58 (4): 415-417. 2004.
    William James
  •  66
    Making Connections: The Material Expression of Friendship in the New Testament
    Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology 58 (2): 158-171. 2004.
    From Luke to James, the writers of the New Testament transformed the Greco-Roman ideal of friendship into a communal ethos. This koinonia was characterized above all by the sharing of material possessions
    Ethics
  •  1
    The Jesus of the Gospels and philosophy
    In Paul K. Moser (ed.), Jesus and Philosophy: New Essays, Cambridge University Press. 2008.
    Incarnation
  •  97
    Imagining The World Scripture Imagines
    Modern Theology 14 (2): 165-180. 1998.
    Philosophy of ReligionScience and Religion
  •  80
    Jesus of Nazareth: From the Baptism in the Jordan to the Transfiguration – By Joseph Ratzinger
    Modern Theology 24 (2): 318-320. 2008.
    Philosophy of ReligionReligious TopicsIncarnation
  • The Jesus Controversy: Perspectives in Conflict
    with John Dominic Crossan and Werner H. Kelber
  •  117
    An Accidental and Amateurish Attempt at an Appreciation of G. K. Chesterton
    The Chesterton Review 24 (1/2): 233-237. 1998.
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