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Reconciliatio et Paenitentia 25: Dialogue, Part 4, Reconciliation In The World
Division among Christians, and even within churches, is ugly and antigospel, but it is far worse in the world. No less a challenge for the followers of the Lord. We have to set the example: To the extent to which … Continue reading
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Another Front on the WoC
So, some teary-eyed boss wants to get tough a few weeks before Christmas. You won’t see this in the news coverage in the warmongers’ outlets, but it is, without doubt, as scroogey a thing as you’ll see outside of happy … Continue reading →