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Abstraction is everything.

No one can truly hold a belief, that they would be ashamed of, if everybody knew it.

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1 In Romans 8:35 and 8:39, is it “Christ's love” and “God's love”? Or, “love for Christ” and “love for God”? Dec 12 '16

1 Why did God change his mind concerning the anointing of Jehu by Elijah in 1 Kings 19? Dec 13 '16

1 2 Thess. 1:7-9 - could 'those' be fallen angels instead of humans? Dec 18 '16

1 Is there any doubt among New Testament scholars that “and then to the Twelve” in 1 Corinthians 15:5 refers to an appearance to a group? Dec 24 '16

1 Was Uriah the Hittite part of David's inner circle? Mar 19 '18

0 Is rhetorical analysis, in and of itself, sufficient to make a valid argument for authorial intent, in the context of biblical hermeneutics? Dec 15 '16

-1 In what sense is the phrase “Gentiles in the flesh” used in Ephesians 2:11? Dec 29 '16

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