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Daily Archives: October 31, 2011
Dashmiel’s Jealousy
I read pages 1-54 of Stephen King’s Lisey’s Story last night. I had a difficult time getting into it, to tell you the truth, but I’ll persevere and hope that I start to like it better over time. I’ll also … Continue reading
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Donaldson: Three Views on Gentiles and the Torah
I started Terence Donaldson’s Paul and the Gentiles. In my reading today, Donaldson talks about Jewish beliefs about the relationship of Gentiles to the Torah. Donaldson goes into five points-of-view within Second Temple Judaism, and I read about the first … Continue reading