— Gregory Dix, The Jew and the Greek: A Study in the Primitive Church (1953), 28.
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May 22, 2012
"Christianity appeared in the world not as a clergy performing rites without a doctrine for the benefit of any one they could attract, like the eastern cults … not as a digest of intellectual assertions for discussion, like Greek philosophy, but as the Israel of God, renewed in Jesus. Above all as a life (a ‘way’), a life determined by God in all its aspects: religious, moral and social; a life which could really be lived only in the ‘Covenant’ with God and, therefore, in the society instituted through this Covenant by God Himself."
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Portrait of Berthe Morisot and Her Daughter Julie by Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1894
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Hell yeah, The Atlantic.
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a few thoughts on academic time management
Having received some interesting feedback on my previous post about academic life, I’m going to say a...