animosities.25 Now Paul uses them as examples of how the basic divisions that most hinder fellowship can be transcended in Christ so that believers can love one another and be one. Galatians 3:28 speaks of universal inclusion in salvation while also carrying radical implications for a relational oneness for believers.26 The passage reflects the new unity of the believers in which groups that traditionally are separated from and hostile to one another can be unified and love one another in Christ.