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Paul and the Law: Love, Circumcision, and the Death of Sin,g changing thoughts about Jesus over time. More specifically, R?is?nen observes, “We find two conflicting lines of Paul’s theology of the law. Paul asserts both the abolition of the law and also its permanently normative character,”. leading R?is?nen to suggest it “is not literally a law” (81). N. T

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allenges and exciting applications of intelligent and autonomous robots. In particular, the emphasis of this year’s conference was on “robot intelligence for ac978-3-642-10816-7978-3-642-10817-4Series ISSN 0302-9743 Series E-ISSN 1611-3349

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,Messianic Roads and Highways: From Paul’s Weakness to Benjamin’s Weak,n of messianic redemption with the Christian figure. What that means is not as simple as it sounds. For one, the Christian messiah has had a monopoly on the messianic expectation of Western culture for 20 centuries and notably invisible through the secular paradigms, as L?with has argued, which is t

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Paul and the Law: Love, Circumcision, and the Death of Sin,bout the law lead to much confusion about his theology and whether it could even be considered theology. For example, if Paul’s gospel is centered on the fact that, because of Christ, the law of circumcision has been abrogated, historians note that Paul contradicts himself when he claims that there

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Interpellation Beyond Interpellation,l on conversion. There were a few presentations looking at the controversial conversion of T. S. Eliot; there was a presentation on “coming out” and the confession as an expression of conversion, and there was one comparison of St. John of the Cross’s . with a Hindi prayer that seemed incongruous at