Vida após a morte: um estudo a partir da mensagem paulina em 1 Coríntios 15

Abstract

The present research tries to rescue the biographical, cultural and intellectual aspects of Paul of Tarsus, the Apostle of the Gentiles, its origin in the Jewish dispersal, his education in Jerusalem, the Damascus event, his hierophany and investiture charismatic of his message of resurrection, anchored in the apparitions of Christ and Apostolic testimony, as he tells about his faith and conversion into its relationship with Christianity and as he draws up the demonstration of Christ's resurrection from the dead, which comprises the essence of your kerygma about life after death in 1 Corinthians 15. Delineate also theological questions about anthropology of Paul and eschatological hope that contribute to the understanding of Paul's theological dialogue with the recipients of his letters, in addition to the Greek and Jewish influences, that allow you to show how Paul realizes, symbolically, something of life after death, and as he explains it, by symbols, the Corinthians, through the contrast between the mortal body and analogies from seed, of the flesh and of the heavenly bodies to understand death and resurrection. Is a summary of the economy of salvation, opposing Adam (death) and Christ (new life), and issues attached to this metaphor.