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A problem, in this sense, is a contradiction, | A problem, in this sense, is a contradiction, | ||
- | This is, frankly, the only reason to come to lecture in this class. Lectures are presentations of theoretical explanations, | + | This is, frankly, the only reason to come to lecture in my classes. Lectures are presentations of theoretical explanations, |
So for instance the historian Rodney Stark studies early Christianity (1997). It’s reasonably clear as a topic: The Roman Mediterranean world. But who cares? Stark is interested in why Christianity spread, but there’s more to it than that. Christianity, | So for instance the historian Rodney Stark studies early Christianity (1997). It’s reasonably clear as a topic: The Roman Mediterranean world. But who cares? Stark is interested in why Christianity spread, but there’s more to it than that. Christianity, |
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