Sublime

Marcelin Albert

social, and economic life? This is the question of the Negro in American life. Until he has faced and settled that question, he cannot inform his environment with reference to his own life, whatever may be his preparation or his pretensions.

If, however, one wanted to define ‘neighbour’ more broadly, so as to include those outside the covenant, then did one not have to give up the idea of Torah, of a boundary around the covenant people, altogether? It is in this context that Luke’s introductory remark becomes very pregnant: he, desiring to justify himself. This is not the Pelagian ‘sel

We might summarize these four major points like this: God, man, Christ, and response.