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Called to Communion on FacebookCurt Russell: Erick Romans 8 demonstrates that the removal of condemnation is a...
Bryan Cross: Some helpful posts on the subject of Pope Francis’s homily,...
K. Doran: RefProt, To see the difference between direct evidence and indirect...
Bryan Cross: Refprof, (re: #54) You wrote: Let me propose the word plausible. Is...
K. Doran: RefProt, We have one piece of direct evidence (Irenaeus’ bishop...
Erick Ybarra: Curt, Romans 8 demonstrates that the removal of condemnation is a...
Refprot: Mike #48, I’m not sure I’ve missed anything about the historical...
Erick Ybarra: Andrew, You have a considerable point to make concerning Anglican...
Andrew Preslar: Erick, You asked: Other than Don Chapman and Fortesque and Steve...
Curt Russell: Erick I don’t know what you mean by “proportionate...
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I’m both impressed, and shocked. That story was very well done. Not what I was expecting from PBS.