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credal

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See: convincing


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1 Cor 15:1-11 is held to be an early credal formulation.
From either side's deepest credal beliefs, justice would require confrontation.
Readers who may once have been Christian, or who may never have been Christian -- who have no commitment one way or the other to the historicity or credal de mand of the New Testament, and may be armed against it with the hermeneutics of suspicion -- remain fascinated by its power as narrative.
 
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