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Original Unity of Man and Woman

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  • John Paul II
    St. John Paul II
    / Ecclesiastical and theological contributions

    …of brief homilies (published as Original Unity of Man and Woman, 1981) that some stories in Genesis, including the story of Adam and Eve, should be understood as inspired metaphor. In 1984 the Vatican declared that the church’s condemnation of Galileo in 1633 had been in error; John Paul subsequently…

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    …of brief homilies (published as Original Unity of Man and Woman, 1981) that some stories in Genesis, including the story of Adam and Eve, should be understood as inspired metaphor. In 1984 the Vatican declared that the church’s condemnation of Galileo in 1633 had been in error; John Paul subsequently…

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