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Through Theology in a Year: Introduction to Theology, Session 6


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Note: there are multiple sessions that will play back to back. Total time is just over 1 hour.

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Readings (for all):

Constructing a Credo by Dan Wallace

What Does it Mean to be Evangelical by C. Michael Patton

Are You Orthodox or Heretic? by C. Michael Patton

What is Certainty by C. Michael Patton

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