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John Duns Scotus on the Will and Moral Motivation

John Duns Scotus on the Will and Moral Motivation

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Writer, theologian, philosopher. Querying agents about my first novel.

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ameadwriterAaron Mead@ameadwriter·
10 Jan

From WEATHER, by Jenny Offill. LOVE this. 😂😢

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29 Dec

From my latest blog post: "In Jesus and the Disinherited, Howard Thurman tells a story about his grandmother, who'd been a slave in the American South. She'd have her grandson read aloud to her from the Bible, but never from the Epistles." https://bit.ly/3z8Viq4

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ameadwriterAaron Mead@ameadwriter·
2 Dec

Apostle Paul’s letter to Philemon seems to support slavery: it accompanied a 1st-century runaway slave sent back to his master. Dramatic #HF rereads the letter as a request for freedom. When the slave is captured and sent back, Paul’s letter is his only hope. #PitMad #A #LF #CF

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2 Dec

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ameadwriterAaron Mead@ameadwriter·
2 Dec

Esi Edugyan’s Washington Black meets Anita Diamant’s The Red Tent. Risking crucifixion, 1st-century slave flees his violent master. When captured and sent back, a letter from Apostle Paul is his only hope. Dramatic backstory to New Testament letter Philemon #PitMad #A #HF #LF #CF

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