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Daily Archives: March 18, 2010
My Readings Recall My High School Christian-Group’s Debates
1. I started a new book today, Manlio Simonetti’s Biblical Interpretation in the Early Church. Simonetti discusses the Epistle of Barnabas, which dates to the late first-early second centuries B.C.E. Barnabas (or, actually, Pseudo-Barnabas) believed that the Jews were wrong … Continue reading
Feminine Mystique 7
Today, I read “The Mistaken Choice” in Betty Friedan’s The Feminine Mystique (1963), along with the beginning of her next chapter, “The Sexual Sell.” In my post, Feminine Mystique 3, I said that, in my reading up to that point, … Continue reading
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Van Seters on Slavery: Exodus 21 Updates Deuteronomy 15
John Van Seters, A Law Book for the Diaspora (pages 84-95): In my post, We’re Nice People!, Date of Song of Songs, Religious Evolution or Devolution?, A Roman Cure for Constipation, I talked a little bit about John Hobbins’ posts … Continue reading