Sung Uk Lim
Address: Yonsei University
College of Theology & United Graduate School of Theology
50 Yonsei-ro, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul 03722, South Korea
College of Theology & United Graduate School of Theology
50 Yonsei-ro, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul 03722, South Korea
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present essay delves into nature and women in Rom 8:18–25 from the following perspectives of Christian (biblical) ethics: (1) the ethics of property, (2) the ethics of obedience, (3) the ethics of resistance, and (4) the ethics of risk. An in-depth investigation reveals that out of the four ethical paradigms, the ethics of risk demonstrates that nature and women exceed the limits of male power. Read in this perspective, the patriarchal system transpires to be vulnerable to the uncertainty inherently rooted in the otherness of the ostensibly marginalized nature and women. When all is said and done, it is my contention that the ethics of risk empowers us to take more responsibility for the others in a display of solidarity.
cultural capital to religious capital in Pierre Bourdieu’s terms. It is, therefore, my expectation that Korean Christians today will gain insight into civic participation in democracy by following in Paul’s footsteps for a more equitable and just society.
present essay delves into nature and women in Rom 8:18–25 from the following perspectives of Christian (biblical) ethics: (1) the ethics of property, (2) the ethics of obedience, (3) the ethics of resistance, and (4) the ethics of risk. An in-depth investigation reveals that out of the four ethical paradigms, the ethics of risk demonstrates that nature and women exceed the limits of male power. Read in this perspective, the patriarchal system transpires to be vulnerable to the uncertainty inherently rooted in the otherness of the ostensibly marginalized nature and women. When all is said and done, it is my contention that the ethics of risk empowers us to take more responsibility for the others in a display of solidarity.
cultural capital to religious capital in Pierre Bourdieu’s terms. It is, therefore, my expectation that Korean Christians today will gain insight into civic participation in democracy by following in Paul’s footsteps for a more equitable and just society.