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The Anthropology of Romans Four: The Anthropology of Romans Four
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This has to be one of the most bizarre reports I have read in some time: Remember the mammoths, say the clean-cut organisers at the youth camp’s mass wedding. “They became extinct because they did not have enough sex. That […]
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The Anthropology of Romans Four: Continuing with Romans Four
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V. Romans 4 Paul has just finished arguing that a man is only justified by faith, and not by “works of the law.” In Romans 4, Paul turns to Abraham as an example of this. Moo identifies two reasons for […]
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IV. Romans 3.20-31 Because Paul’s argument in Romans 4 is an extension of what he has already said, it is necessary to set up our analysis of Romans 4 by examining what Paul had just argued. The debate between traditional […]
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The Anthropology of Romans Four: The Individual vs. The Communal
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Outside the Turkish air base is a small community whose official name is hardly ever used, being known to everyone simply as “The Alley.” Consisting mostly of small shops, restaurants, and bars, it exists to provide goods and services to […]
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Dr. Corey Plans to Transfer Ordination
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The Anthropology of Romans Four: An Intro to Pauline Theology
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The reader must forgive me for beginning this essay on Paul’s anthropology with some personal reflections. Such a beginning is clearly not in consonance with what purports to be an academic paper. However, I feel it beneficial to contextualize this […]
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On the Ground. In Iraq
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The Anthropology of Romans Four: Paul as New Creation (Series Intro)