The recent controversy surrounding Rachel Held Evans' book has fortuitously coincided with some close rereading of Richard Hays' Moral Vision of the New Testament, a work that is simultaneously awe-inspiring for its scope and frustrating for its ambiguity. The question it pursues is straightforward: what are the conditions under which we can say a position is "biblical?"
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