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Theology Unplugged: Coffee with Scholars – Paul Copan, Part 1

by October 9th, 2012Comments 1 Comment
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Join Michael Patton and Tim Kimberley as they welcome Paul Copan to Credo House for a session of “Coffee with Scholars”

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  1. Theology Roundup — October 2012 | Cheesewearing Theology says:
    October 30, 2012 at 11:24 am

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    [...] Books of Note, and Interviews: Michael Patton talks with Paul Copan in the latest episode of theology [...]

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