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Biblical Critical Theory— An Oxymoron?? (with Christopher Watkin)
Think Biblically: Conversations on Faith & Culture
Think Biblically, Conversations on Faith and Culture
Chris Watkin: The Bible reflects a distinctive view of humanity that's grounded in human beings being made in the image of God. We want you to join us in our next session when we do part two of this and Chris, we're going to allow you to cash out theological ideas like original sin or the incarnation. Think Biblically about everything.
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i would say the big umbrella is honesty. And it doesn't always come and i'm not always honest, but it is how i try to live now, whereas before, i probably tried to live dishonestly. So attempted to ask all questions. Onoong o, do
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know, in having opportunities to nourish those possibilities means everything. You know, i got sober, so i wouldn't diead an as tay, sober to live.
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