DBO 이론을 활용한 예수와 바울의 메시지 분석 = An Analysis of the Message of Jesus and Paul Using DBO Theory

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

The DBO theory argues that Desire(D), Belief(B), and Opportunity(O) are the factors determining human behavior. Jesus’ use of parables and symbolic language(A) stemmed from his desire(D) to avoid further rejection, having already experienced it from his kin(O), and because he spoke in the presence of many people(O), it was also to avoid exposing himself directly. Jesus’ bold messages opposing the Pharisees(A) were driven by his strong belief(B) that he would ultimately be rejected, and his direct encounters with the Pharisees(O) reinforced this belief. Paul's proclamation of the message of justification by faith was motivated by the unequal circumstances(O) he experienced, which sparked his belief(B) in equality. This led him to prevent the Law from acting as a barrier between Gentiles and Jews. Furthermore, his desire(D) to visit the Roman church and his desire(D) to turn the Galatian church away from the temptations of intruders were significant driving forces. Meanwhile, Paul's message of love toward the Corinthian church was fueled by his strong desire(D) to establish the divided Corinthian church firmly, as well as his belief(B) in equality, which was once again inspired by the inequality(O) he had witnessed.