there is neither Jew nor Greek . . . neither slave nor free . . . neither male nor female.-letter from Paul to the Galatians Sentiments such as this one encouraged many Roman women to become followers of .....

ORIGINS OF CHRISTIANITY

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“there is neither Jew nor Greek . . . neither slave nor free . . . neither male nor female.”-letter from Paul to the Galatians Sentiments such as this one encouraged many Roman women to become followers of ____

A	Isis
B	Jesus
C	Mithras
D	Caesar

Explanation:

Detailed explanation-1: -According to him, Galatians 3:28 sheds some light on this issue, as follows: Certainly in his vision of the final conclusion of God’s saving work, Paul sees the end of life as we know it. In that consummation of all things, ethnic differences will disappear, giving way to the ultimate.

Detailed explanation-2: -This text reminds all Christians that Christ is at the heart of Christian unity. Baptism, teachings and mission of Jesus are common to all Christians. It is a relevant text for the modern reader who is working to bring about Christian unity in the ecumenical spirit.

Detailed explanation-3: -Galatians 3:27-29 affirms the common baptism and unity of all Christians in Jesus Christ. In this way, Christians have a unity and a freedom that transcends all the oppressions and barriers that society and culture construct. Paul refers to Abraham, the common father in faith, of Jews and Christians alike.

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