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When Presumptions of Men Obscure the Truth of Scripture

Posted on September 23, 2012 by Alex Haiken

According to the book of James, we all make many mistakes. Perhaps nowhere is that propensity toward human error more obvious than in the history of biblical interpretation. One of the more interesting cases is that of John Calvin and … Continue reading →

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