Instead, he consistently separates God and Jesus, identifying only the Father as God and portraying Jesus as subject to God’s authority and power.
This study examines Pauline Christology through the lens of the New Perspective on Paul. We look at the linguistic distinction between 'Theos' and 'Kyrios' in the Epistles, specifically referencing the High Christology debate. This analysis compares early Unitarian perspectives with the later Nicene Creed developments, exploring whether the Apostle Paul held a Subordinationist view of the Son of God.
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