1 Cor 6:18

Ben Crick ben.crick at argonet.co.uk
Wed Oct 6 05:43:46 EDT 1999


On Tue  5 Oct 1999 (15:15:14), spuluka at hotmail.com wrote:
> I have heard others comment that this comes from a Platonic dualism as
> well. 
>   Do you know where in Plato's works Paul is drawing this analogy from?

 Dear Steve,

 Probably from /Republic/, 396, hAMARTANOUSIN EIS AUTOUS TE KAI EIS ALLOUS.
 Some think EIS means "against"; some that EIS means "into", the act of
 copulation.

 ERRWSQE
 Ben
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