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Another notable issue is the lack of any mention of Peter in the epistle, even among the many freinds Paul greets in chapter 16, an absence many [[Protestants]] see as conspicuous,<ref>Barnes, ibid.</ref> as the [[Roman Catholic church]] holds Peter to have been the head of the church there, and first [[pope]].   

Another notable issue is the lack of any mention of Peter in the epistle, even among the many freinds Paul greets in chapter 16, an absence many [[Protestants]] see as conspicuous,<ref>Barnes, ibid.</ref> as the [[Roman Catholic church]] holds Peter to have been the head of the church there, and first [[pope]].   

A most recent controversy has been due to various attempts by prohomosex polemicists to portray Romans 1 from unconditionally condemning male and female homoeroticism.   

A most recent controversy has been due to various attempts by prohomosex polemicists to portray [[Romans 1]] from unconditionally condemning male and female homoeroticism.   

== See also ==

== See also ==

[[Homosexuality and biblical interpretation]]

[[Homosexuality and biblical interpretation]]

== References ==  

== References ==  

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