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A fresh perspective on Paul's Letter to the Romans, with particular focus on issues of gentile arrogance and mutual respect between Jewish and gentile believers in the early Christian community at Rome.

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Draws on Confederate monuments as a preaching presence and site of contested speech to suggest localized strategies for transformative anti-racist preaching.

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Using the book of Job, McLaughlin-Sheasby develops an enfleshed homiletic, in which she argues that the capacity to speak truly of God is dependent upon the capacity to speak truly of the suffering of others.