T. Wright As we move more deeply into the relevant New Testament material, we continue our search for what the Bible, and Paul in particular, claims. We should not be distracted by the questions that emerge from our theological and scientific vantage point: Does Paul believe in a historical Adam? Is a historical Adam essential for a sound theological understanding of the fall and the need for salvation? What does Paul have to say about our discussions of human origins? How do Paul’s statements support our traditional view of original sin? How did we all come to be sinners? The modern questions and traditional readings can easily lead us off track if they are not focused on the actual case that Paul is building. It is important for us to set aside our modern questions and traditional interpretations and focus on what Paul is doing as he makes his points. For this we need the expertise of a New Testament scholar, and N.
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