In Romans 13, Paul states that 'love is the fulfillment of' what?
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Correct answer: The Law
Paul argues in Romans 13:10 that love does no harm to a neighbor, and therefore, it satisfies the requirements of the legal code. If one truly loves, they naturally avoid murder, theft, and adultery.
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