Associations, Synagogues, and Congregations (2013)
Online Edition by Philip A. Harland
Welcome to the new, thoroughly revised, online edition of the book Associations, Synagogues, and Congregations: Claiming a Place in Ancient Mediterranean Society (2013) with clickable links to inscriptions that are collected together on the sister-site Associations in the Greco-Roman World: A Companion to the Sourcebook. This updated edition has many new illustrations, including colored photographs.
Here are your options:
- Download the entire book (PDF) for a pay-what-you-will price
- Read the first part of the book for free online
- Visit the original companion site (from 2003) with short write-ups
- Ask the author (Phil) questions in the Q & A section
- View book information, table of contents, and excerpts from reviews (further below)
“This is an excellent study of the sociology of early Christianity, diaspora Judaism and other religious activity during the first two centuries.”Book information
(Stephen Mitchell, University of Exeter. See more excerpts from reviews further below).
Philip A. Harland, Associations, Synagogues, and Congregations: Claiming a Place in Ancient Mediterranean Society (2nd revised edition with links to inscriptions; Kitchener, Ontario: Philip A. Harland, 2013). <http://www.philipharland.com/associations/> ISBN XXXXXXXX.ContentsIntroductionPart 1: Associations in Asia Minor (available to read online)
1 / Associations: Social Networks and Membership
2 / Purposes: Honoring the Gods, Feasting with Friends
3 / Symptoms of Civic Decline or Participants in Vitality?Part 2: Imperial Cults and Connections among Associations
4 / Imperial Gods within Associations
5 / Positive Interactions and Imperial Connections
6 / Putting Tensions and Official Intervention in PerspectivePart 3: Synagogues and Congregations within Society
7 / Comparing Groups in Antiquity
8 / Judeans, Jesus-followers, and Imperial Honors
9 / Imperial Cults, Persecution, and the Apocalypse of JohnConclusion
Bibliography
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