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Newest Article: Paul’s Chord of Gods in Corinth
Written by Stephen P. Ahearne-Kroll
In his letters Paul talks about God, Jesus Christ, and the pneuma in ways that were received by the Corinthians as a chord of gods rather than as one deity. Along the lines of the intertwined categories of genealogy, myth, and history, we easily see the genealogical connection between God… Read More

 

 

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