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Of all Paul’s letters, the epistle to the Galatians is undoubtedly his most fiercely worded, more so even than the two Corinthian letters. The problem in the churches in Galatia was that they had heard the gospel from the great apostle Paul, but then proceeded to modify it. A little poison in the cup may be all that is needed for the cup to be toxic. To be specific, the Galatians began to listen...

In Haldane’s words, ‘As children of the same family, and members of the same body, they are, therefore, laid under the strongest obligation to love and to do good to each other.’ The impact of Christian kindness to others ought not to be underestimated. It played a highly significant role in winning pagans to Christ in the days of the early church. When the Emperor Julian (known in Christian history as ‘Julian the Apostate’) sought to turn the Roman Empire back to paganism, he was forced
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