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Somewhat of a Calvinist?
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Evangelicals and Evolution
ByhenryOne response I get to my teaching and writing on creation and evolution goes something like this: “You’re just a liberal who’s trying to do away with the Bible, so it’s natural that you go along with the secularist society around you on evolution as well.” But that isn’t the case. For example my company…
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A Tweetable Creed
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Believing in Words and Symbols
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Alden Thompson: SDAs and the Charismatic Experience
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