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Descending Into Greatness
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What if Jesus Had No Feet?
What if Jesus had no feet? I mean what if he didn’t really walk the dusty roads of Palestine or the traverse the stormy Sea of Galilee. What if he never climbed a mountain in the wilderness or trudged on … Continue reading
Why Evolution Needs Judeo-Christianity
For many there is an irreconcilable conflict between the “science” of evolution and the “faith” of a Judeo-Christian worldview. It seems to me that if those who place their faith in the species Homo sapiens’ ability to discover its origins … Continue reading