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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...
his use of women preachers.145 It has even been argued that Galatians 3:28 has implications for the acceptance of homosexuality.146 Scholars who identify themselves as conservative evangelicals, such as F. F. Bruce, Richard Longenecker and Leon Morris, think that this verse opens up spiritual leadership in the church to Gentiles, slaves and women. F. F. Bruce writes, ‘No more restriction is implied in Paul’s equalizing of the status of male and female in Christ than in his equalizing of the status
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