The Importance of Paul's Roman Addresses

Bart's constant recourse to first-person pronouns suggests a lack of general concern for the contingency of the Roman auditors. Bart takes Paul's text as a launchpad to barely connected theological reflections of outstanding, amicably side by side with Catholics and Protestants. Butes exegesis as a result, strays a little from historical anchorage. So thus endeth the speech and character of over 20 objections, which might be or have been raised by New Testament scholars with varying degrees of poignancy.