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Daily Archives: November 21, 2011
Das and Nanos on Romans 14
In this post on A. Andrew Das’ Paul and the Jews, I will focus on Das’ interaction with Romans 14. Das believes that Paul’s audience in Romans is “almost exclusively Gentile” (page 66), for there are places in his letter … Continue reading
In Good Time, and Bad Times
In my reading last night of Stephen King’s Needful Things, Danforth Keeton is nice to his wife, for a change. Ordinarily, he is verbally abusive towards her, as he harshly berates her whenever things don’t go his way. But he’s … Continue reading
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