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Explores an early, forgotten creed in the Letters of Paul. Traces early Christian attitudes towards race, gender, and class. Discusses the radical inclusivism in the earliest Christian movement, and investigates how and why Christianity changed to become less inclusive--Publisher.
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The forgotten creed: Christianity's original struggle against bigotry, slavery, and sexism
2018
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0190865822 9780190865825
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Table of Contents
The unbelievable creed
Christianity's forgotten first creed
The oldest cliché
Children of God
There is no Jew Or Greek
There is no slave or free
There is no male and female
You are all one.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 161-167) and indexes.
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