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Gary Habermas on the Resurrection

by August 8th, 2012Comments 1 Comment

From the conference we were at in Tulsa. Had a great time hanging out with Gary and some of the others. Gary is not only a great resurrection scholar, but he has a tremendous personality. So glad this was made available.


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