Jeff, Jim, Brian, and Paul discuss the role of the false teacher in Romans 9-11, Douglas Campbell's idea that works of the law was a problem which occurred only with the advent of Christianity, and the role of Christian Zionism and anti-Semitism in justification theory.
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Sermon: The Scandal of the Cross Exposing the Scandal of Satan
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The Reconstitution of the Subject From Romans 7 to Romans 8
Romans 7: The Split Within as the Sickness Unto Death
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Cosmic Conversion From the Elementary Principles of the Law Through Mind Transformation
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The Reign of Death, Not Law, as the Primary Human Problem
Sermon: Exposing the Secular as the Law of Sin and Death
Reification of the Law: The Teaching of the False Teacher as the Definition of Sin
Sermon: Christ as Synthesis of the Fractured Image
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