The purpose of this paper is to compare the interpretations of Romans 3:21-26 by one-third scholars, as well as my protest interpretation, in animated of the American foreign policy known as The war on Terror or The Bush Doctrine. I willing begin by summarizing the roots in the book of Romans and my own life context as a starting get for explaining my interpretations of Romans relative to this event. Of the ternion scholars selected for this exercise, Daniel Pattes argument about racism and its many a(prenominal) offshoots, best suits my argument in this paper. I will wrangle why Pattes paper suits my interpretation best and I will then discuss the texts of Gaventa, and Johnson as they relate to my own interpretation.
        ternary main bags command the book of Romans. The first theme is of Gods impartiality. This theme is most apparent when Paul describes how God will stress whole men equ totallyy in Romans 3:23. In short, God shall judge all men, good and evil. Second, Paul says that all have delinquencyned and fall short of the glory of God. This idea of the catholicity of human sin (Gaventa 406) is found in several places scarcely first appears in Romans 1:18-3:20 where Paul argues that sin is found in every human being irrespective of their lifestyle.
Lastly, the theme of Gods righteousness (often found concurrently with the important theme of the universal need for salvation) which is most clearly outlined in the story of Abrahams faith in 4:1-25.
        All lead of the scholars tend to agree on some level that these three points are the most important. Though the wording and context differs, all of the scholars tend to stress similar ideas about the interpretation of Romans. Therefore, I will not waste time analyzing how the interpretation Gaventa gives of...
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