Assertion: epistle's passage | /r/HasProperty | autobiographical
Facets:
value: ostensibly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Ostensibly both passages are autobiographical, and although the view that they are truly autobiographical has been “now relegated to the museum of exegetical absurdities” (P. Demann, apud F. J. Leenhardt, The Epistle to the Romans, p. 181), the poignancy of much of the language still compels some readers to discern no “abstract argument but the echo of the personal experience of an anguished soul” (M. Goguel, The Birth of Christianity [London, 1953], pp.