Throughout this book I have been arguing that Paul's writing poses a significant challenge to Jewish notions of identity. I have suggested that Paul was impelled by a vision of human unity that was born of two parents: Hebrew monotheism and Greek longing for universals. As I have argued, however, and will pursue further, Paul's universalism seems...Learn More

            Paul, the "jewish Problem,"             and the "Woman Question" In these final chapters of my book, I will be considering the historical effects and reflexes of both the Pauline discourse of the "universal" as well as the rabbinic discourse of the "particular." Once more, I will emphasize, this is a book in which there are no winners...Learn More