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by Mark WardApr 9, 2012Culture, Theology

It’s like Long John Silver’s. Fish is on a roll.

He even tells us who wrote Hebrews! Thanks, Dr. Fish!

Really, you’re missing out on the most remarkable writing at nytimes.com if you fail to click on my Stanley Fish links.

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