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of a single century, under the ausp
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Luke the secretaries to Peter and P
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emerged out of particular "living s
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"Nevertheless, we can say in conclu
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shall see later in the chapter, con
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light of a long period of mere oral
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It is interesting to note that in h
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hand to set forth in order a declar
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and the second and third Epistles o
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Therefore, according to the 1978 In
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tance of the New Testament mytholog
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Richard Swinburne's approach is qui
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from the beginning, a certain logic
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Contrary to that, John Hick firmly
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e partially hidden or to be underst
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G. Bernard Shaw argued that "Paul s
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assumes the complete agreement of t
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We have already seen in this chapte
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Therefore, it is safe to argue that
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The fact of the matter is that like
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On the other hand, many Christian s
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selves contain many passages which
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probably for the following reason:
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condescension. It was a unique and-
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The deity of Jesus may be more emph
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