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Daily Archives: November 17, 2011
Completing Watson’s Paul, Judaism and the Gentiles: A Sociological Approach
I finished Francis Watson’s Paul, Judaism and the Gentiles: A Sociological Approach. I referred yesterday to Watson’s statement (which appears on page 121) that, in Romans 2, Paul separates the law from the Jewish community in his insistence that Gentiles … Continue reading
Danforth Keeton’s Addiction
For my write-up today on Stephen King’s Needful Things, I will talk about Danforth “Buster” Keeton. Danforth is a town selectman who has developed a gambling problem, and he’s getting on the radar of the authorities because he has been … Continue reading
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