... , because the people of Corinth have asked him questions on what they should do about marriage in their last letter. His view is clearly stated in different parts of 1 Corinthians and the author presents all those parts to serve his thesis. As far as I can tell the author did not leave out any important passages to better serve his point. It is also very ... the time that Paul presented his. This makes the reader think more about how Paul's views on marriage seemed to the people of that time, as opposed to now. As the article progresses the writer brings forth more and more evidence supp...

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