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Daily Archives: December 21, 2011
David Marshall: “A Non-History of God”
For my write-up today on David Marshall’s Jesus and the Religions of Man, I will blog about Chapter 9: “A Non-History of God”. The topic of this chapter is essentially the same as the topic of Chapter 5 of Marshall’s … Continue reading
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Remnant or All Israel?
For my write-up today on Justification and Variegated Nomism, Volume 2: The Paradoxes of Paul, I’ll quote and interact with what Douglas Moo says on pages 199-200: “A[n] issue has sparked significant discussion among a wide variety of interpreters: the … Continue reading
