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A Comparative Study of Plato and Cicero's Concepts of Citizenship and Paul's ‘Heavenly Citizenship’ (Phil. 3:20)

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Paul's notion of 'heavenly citizenship' challenges traditional Roman views, redefining believers' identity under Christ.
He employs the term politeuma to indicate a political-theological message, emphasizing ultimate loyalty to Jesus over imperialism.
The context of Paul's imprisonment enhances the urgency of his message, offering hope amid suffering to the early church.
This study integrates eschatological and pastoral dimensions, providing a nuanced understanding of Paul’s gospel theology.

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This analysis investigates citizenship in Paul’s teachings and Roman context, suggesting theological implications and comfort for believers.

Sangmin Heo (2025) studied this question.

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This analysis investigates citizenship in Paul’s teachings and Roman context, suggesting theological implications and comfort for believers.