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03-29-2012, 08:41 PM | #31 (permalink) | |
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04-01-2012, 06:34 PM | #32 (permalink) |
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I am in no way advocating or supporting the whole hoodie excuse in the Trayvon Martin case. But I am interested in Keith’s shift of opinion on hoodies. What happened to “show your face?”
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"Do not read Paul's instructions to Roman slaves as though their status and experience were the same as those of antebellum American slaves. While they share the general similarity that all slaves are mastered by their owner, to link these two slave institutions without regard for their vast dissimilarities will lead to distorted interpretation (see my introduction to Philemon; "Slavery in the First Century").
Scholars are sometimes puzzled that Paul devotes so much of the Colossian code to slaves. Two different times, surrounded by five different reasons, Paul exhorts slaves to obey their masters. Why this emphasis? Two general solutions to this exegetical puzzle are often advanced. One is that Paul is responding here to the social world of the Colossians. Commentators who prefer this option suppose that Paul is responding to a congregation made up of slaves and slave owners, both of whom have been shaped by a society that promotes slavery in order to maintain Rome's economic and military viability. Another explanation is that Paul emphasizes the slave-master motif in this letter to illustrate his core ethical proposal to "set your minds on things above, not on earthly things" (3:2). In this second explanation, Christian slaves are viewed as representatives of God's people; they represent every believer's vocation, which is to serve God." Colossians 3 Commentary - Virtue Illustrated by the Christian Family - BibleGateway.com It's not accurate to say that Paul (or the Bible) is endorsing slavery, b/c he isn't. I'm all for atheist groups and their signs, but if they want to be productive they should at least try to understand what they are criticizing. This specific sign, as has been stated before, is just trolling.
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When I was a teenager and lived right by railroad tracks we would just jump on the train, get between cars and jump off on the other side rather than wait for the train to pass so... people are idiots.
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