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...AND DEATH CAME THROUGH SIN: A Pauline reading of Genesis 2-3

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The story of Adam and Eve is as enigmatic as it is short. Faith, desire, crime and punishment occur within a few lines to lead our ancestors towards death – thus setting the stage for the lives we lead. What can this other-worldly drama teach us about our own condition? We will look to Paul for an answer, whose reading of Genesis is certainly the most influential and controversial of all times.

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