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It is interesting to track where Holland differs from the liberal scholars he is so obviously indebted to. He is quite willing to agree with conservatives sometimes, even if the overall tone of the book carries a cynical edge towards the development of Christendom 1.0.
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"One transcript was carved into the wall of a new temple; another etched in red down on a triple-arched gateway; another adorned with statues. To visit the cities of Galatia was constantly to be reminded of the sheer scale of Augustus’ achievements. His birth had set the order of things on a new course. The world stood as one. Here, so public inscriptions proclaimed to the conquered Gauls, was Euangelion - "Gospel"."
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