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"""This brilliant book offers a treasure trove of fresh exegetical insights and compelling contextual arguments for a Pauline Christology of divine desire. Reading the Philippian hymn within the cultural matrix of ancient Mediterranean religion, philosophy, ethics, and politics, Crispin Fletcher-Louis articulates an affective incarnational theology with wide-ranging implications for early Christian scholarship and contemporary Christian practice."" --Emily J. Gathergood, research fellow, University of Nottingham ""Few can match Crispin Fletcher-Louis for breadth of knowledge, depth of analysis, and originality. Here he weighs into perennial debates on one of the most influential New Testament texts. His startling but substantively argued set of new proposals on Philippians 2:6-11 will be a key element in discussion of the text for years to come."" --Peter Oakes, professor of biblical criticism and exegesis, University of Manchester"

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Crispin Fletcher-Louis is visiting research fellow at the University of Gloucestershire, UK, and director of Whymanity research and training. He is the author of Jesus Monotheism (2015-).

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