What other little hang-ups did Paul address among the Corinthians?
Paul addressed the Corinthians' behavioral problems while teaching his gospel. These carnal believers were constantly tempted to return to idolatry and immoral practices, plus other little hang-ups he had been addressing. He sought to bring them under an understanding that Christ died for the sins of the world, shed His blood, and rose from the dead.
Les explains that Paul is writing to carnal believers at Corinth and uses everything at his disposal to teach them and bring them under an understanding of his gospel—that Christ died for the sins of the world, that His blood was shed, and that He rose from the dead. Because of their behavior, Paul constantly had to bring in all their behavioral problems. They were continually tempted to go back into idolatry and immoral practices, plus all these other little hang-ups he has been addressing.