The Hermeneutics of Love
Another great post on this by Rachel M. Stone. I’m glad I found her blog.
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Participatory Study Series Package for Christmas
ByhenryWe now pause for a brief commercial announcement. My company, Energion Publications, is offering a special Christmas package—all the Participatory Study Series volumes released so far for just $29.99. There are a number of other packages as well, so check out the complete list on Energion Direct. And now back to your regularly scheduled programming….