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Corinth is both a city and a symbol. It was, and is, a city at a crossroad in Greece and thus a trading center. For Christians, it is a symbol. Paul's letters and the congregation they imply, have been powerful cultural symbols. (The image above shows the acrocorinth above the western end of the ruins. Most of the site is off to the left.) |
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