On γαρ’d
Douglas Campbell’s Deliverance of God has generated lots of discussion, especially on Romans 1:18-32. The γαρ in 1:18 has been a problem for
Palam, Aperte, Silentium – Something Hidden in Plain Sight? (The Gospel of Mark)
I briefly made use of this in my book, but it bears more examination and given the question I was
Aristotle on the Poet as Creator
For this reason poetry is something more scientific and serious than history, because poetry tends to give general truths while
The Historical Pompey v. The Historical Jesus
First, I’m not going to get into the full discussion – I will side with McGrath because I happen to
What does Plutarch have to do with Deutero-Pauline?
Plutarch (46 – 120 AD) records that the great orator Gorgias delivered a speech to the Greeks regarding concord, a
Kennedy, Rhetoric and Romans
One of the striking images which Kennedy paints is by the brush of ]], upon whose canvas the picture of
Stowers, Protreptic Rhetoric and Romans
Paul’s Epistle to the Romans is a much heralded work to which has been contributed the greatest theological revolutions, from
More thoughts on Seneca and Paul
Narrowing it down to Romans only, the idea that the Law is human weakness can be compared to the Seneca’s