A Disciple “Will Be Like His Teacher” (Luke 6:40): Making Disciples in the Gospel of Luke

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Using Luke 6:40 as a springboard, this paper examines how the formation of disciples occurs and how Luke’s moral logic works. Three aspects of formation are examined: the roles of imitation, community, and habit. For Luke’s moral vision, the study points out three key warrants: rewards, punishments, and imitation.

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Cukrowski, K. L. (2024). A Disciple “Will Be Like His Teacher” (Luke 6:40): Making Disciples in the Gospel of Luke. Kairos (Croatia), 18(2), 169–177. https://doi.org/10.32862/k.18.2.4

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