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Ian, I’m confused. My
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'If he'd said "Love each
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God's love for us comes from
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This isn't true either!
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'The fact is that it would
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But if this were right, then
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It makes me crazy when i read
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The notion of a relationship
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That may be. I'll have to
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A marriage is not the Trinity
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Great…. except that a
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Ian, Augustine understood the
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Thanks for the mention! I
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That’s about right. On 1
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I'm going to stay away from
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Understood, though I still
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Are there any explicit texts
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I suppose for a beginning we
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I just think to say that
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I don’t know if you take a
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..the state or the action...?
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I think a complementarian
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OK. I take your point, though
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But 2 Samuel 7 only says that
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Andrew,
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Possibly. It seems to me that
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The father-son relationship
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As always Andrew, very
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Man and woman become “one”.
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New year, new attempt to explain what this blog is all about
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The narrative-historical method—an outline
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