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My Journey
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The Hungarian Reformed Church Fights for Its People
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Ethno-Christology, Part 2: African Jesus: Brother, Mother, and Father
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South Africa’s Dutch Reformed Church Embraces Sodomy
Nearly four years ago, I wrote a piece in defense of a Baptist minister who was shunned by a theologian from the Dutch Reformed Church (in South Africa) for publicly[…]
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