Galatians as examined by diverse academics in 2012 (St. Andrews, Scotland)

Galatians as examined by diverse academics in 2012 (St. Andrews, Scotland)

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"Galatians is often seen as the most significant theological treatise on the relationship between grace and the law by St. Paul. In 2012, there was a very important academic conference on the book of Galatians in the New Testament by the University of St. Andrews in Scotland. This book contains academic research articles presented at this important conference. This book will be a source of critical thinking, creative rumination, and academic discourse on Pauline studies and New Testament theology."--Back Cover.

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