N. T. Wright Quotes

In Fact, What We Call "politics" And What We Call "religion" (and For That Matter What We Call "culture," "philosophy," "theology," And Lots Of Other Things Besides) Were Not Experienced Or Thought Of In The First Century As Separable Entities. This Was Just As True, Actually, For The Greeks And The Romans As It Was For The Jews.

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