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Andrew Sullivan on Jesus
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I don’t see what you’re
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Paul rightly emphasized
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Jesus taught the renunciation
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If the new creation required
Andrew → Mike Gantt
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Hmm, I suppose that’s one way
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Andrew, no one can serve two
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Mike, I was actually trying
Mike Gantt → Andrew
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You can nitpick Sullivan’s
Doug in CO → Andrew
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If you would be open to doing
Andrew → Alex
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Now you’re asking! I’m hoping
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Andrew,
Jesus’ death as a propitiation for the sins of Israel
Andrew → John Doyle
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Thanks, John, that’s very
John Doyle → Andrew
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After further study I agree,
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John, it’s important to note
Andrew → cherylu
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I’m not an expert on Hebrews,
peter wilkinson → Andrew
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A narrative theology is
John → cherylu
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I’m guessing he gets that
Daniel → Andrew
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I can track with that in
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Startling to find myself
John Doyle → Andrew
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You note that Jesus helped
cherylu → Andrew
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Trouble is Andrew, I don’t
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John is quite a thorn in the
Andrew → cherylu
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Ah, we’re back to the
peter wilkinson → Andrew
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Andrew - it’s very even
cherylu → Andrew
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Hi Andrew,
As Good Friday approaches, it is time once again to insist that theories of the atonement are a waste of space
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Hi Andrew-
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Rev. Andrew,
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Hi there
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From a layperson, a question.
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You’re right, Andrew. I
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New year, new attempt to explain what this blog is all about
Could you please help me understand the practical consequences…?
The narrative-historical method—an outline
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