
The Gap Between Knowing and Believing - Nerdy Musings Week 2
Knowing is not always believing, and that's something I've been personally wrestling with somewhat lately. Let me explain.
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Knowing is not always believing, and that's something I've been personally wrestling with somewhat lately. Let me explain.

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This difference between the NLT and other translations on a specific passage serves as a good example on why use of a variety of translations can be important.

This heresy was confronted by the Church as early as Paul's epistles. In American Evangelicalism, elements of it are mistakenly being revived.

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A necessary reframing for the Christian in our present sociopolitical moment.

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