Description
Since the original stating of the “corporate personality” several studies have redefined its limitations, showing, first, that a corporate self-understanding is neither specifically primitive nor specifically Hebraic and, second, that the Old Testament from the beginning maintains a tension between group and individual responsibility. This study refines the understanding of “corporate personality”, returning finally to a passage pivotal for the understanding of corporate identification in New Testament Theology, Romans 6:1-14. This passage as a whole, and in particular Paul’s particular choice of words in Romans 6:5, cannot be properly understood without a proper grasp of the concept of corporate identification.
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