Man and Sin by Piet Schoonenberg (1964) 2.3 BJ

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[Schoonenberg was not engaged in a creative enterprise. He earnestly took Paul at his word, without suspecting that words can radically change over time.

Schoonenberg understood that Paul presented the ‘flesh’ and the ‘carnal’ as thoroughly evil, unable to understand God’s mysteries, and ruled by sin.

Schoonenberg next raised the topics of concupiscence and bondage.]