Introduction to civilization-paul

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Introduction to Civilization

Paul:

A) opposed slavery in both principle and practice.

B) was Jesus’ most devoted disciple in the years prior to Jesus’ death.

C) felt that married clergy were closer to God than single clergy.

D) sought to subordinate women in the church.

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