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Comments on Jeremy Cohen's Essay (1980) "Original Sin as The Evil Inclination" (Reverberations of the Fall, #10)
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In 1980, Jeremy Cohen publishes an essay in the July-October issue of the Harvard Theological Review (vol 73(3/4) pp. 495-520). The full title is "Original Sin as the Evil Inclination - A Polemicist's Appreciation of Human Nature".
In 1278, the Dominicans are changing Western civilization by examining the texts of Aristotle. A Spanish theologian writes a polemic for the conversion of Jews. In that polemic lies a potential jewel, juxtaposing the Christian doctrine of Original Sin with diverse...
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