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Contempt and condemnation
There’s a deep irony to this parable, that whenever we read it, we are tempted, aren’t we, to mutter, “Thank God I’m not like that Pharisee!” … Continue reading
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Tagged Amy-Jill Levine, contempt, gospel, Jesus, Luke 18:9-14, Pharisees, Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg, racism, stereotyping, year c proper 25
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