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The Journal of Theological Studies Advance Access originally published online on November 8, 2005
The Journal of Theological Studies 2006 57(1):1-22; doi:10.1093/jts/fli095
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Is God a Liar? (Genesis 2–3)—and Related Matters

James Barr

Do some interpretations of Genesis 2–3 have the effect that God is made out to be a liar? It has been suggested that this would be the result of the present writer's proposals. The subject is not one belonging to narrow biblical research; rather, it has roots in the history of theology and raises important philosophical questions.


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