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The “Christ hymn”: true humanity or true kingship?
Chris Jones → Andrew
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Very good points Andrew. Here
Larry Hurtado briefly on the question of whether Jesus demanded to be worshipped
Tiribulus → Jaco
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Nice try. You people would be
Jaco → Kevin Holtsberry
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This sounds awfully close to
peter wilkinson → BradK
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Brad - I also find it very
BradK → peter wilkinson
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It says: “That all may honour
Andrew → peter wilkinson
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It’s hardly true to say that
peter wilkinson → Andrew
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I think you’ve missed the
Andrew → peter wilkinson
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Peter, thank you for
peter wilkinson → Andrew
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Andrew - the nub of your case
Tessa → Andrew
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To anyone interestedIn the
Andrew → cherylu
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And more to the point at the
Tessa → Andrew
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To anyone interestedWhen
cherylu → Andrew
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Hi again Andrew,I am sorry
Andrew → cherylu
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Cherylu, I think I’ve said
Rich → Tiribulus
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…like every other human being
Rich → Kevin Holtsberry
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Excellent indeed! Brovo. Of
Doane → Andrew
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Andrew,I would like to hear
Tiribulus → Scott
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My apologies to you Scott. I
Tiribulus → Kevin Holtsberry
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Very good indeed. You sir
Scott → Andrew
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Thanks - it does seem an
Scott → Tiribulus
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Greg I think you have taken
davo → Kevin Holtsberry
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^^^^Excellent… well put Kevin
Kevin Holtsberry → Andrew
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Dear Mr. Perriman,It has come
Tiribulus → Andrew
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I submit that you, like every
cherylu → Andrew
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Andrew said,But practically
cherylu → Andrew
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Andrew,I’m just wondering if
Andrew → Tiribulus
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It doesn’t seem an
Andrew → Tiribulus
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I don’t really think that
Tiribulus → Scott
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“today’s church”What does
More on the virgin conception
Tessa → Tracy Fitzgerald
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Dear TracyI so much agree
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New year, new attempt to explain what this blog is all about
Could you please help me understand the practical consequences…?
The narrative-historical method—an outline
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