How to (Honestly) Face the Oddities of the Bible
The Bible is a strange and difficult book. But that doesn’t render it implausible.
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The Bible is a strange and difficult book. But that doesn’t render it implausible.
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The Bible is a strange and difficult book. But that doesn’t render it implausible.
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Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra interviews Alex Harris about clerking for two U.S. Supreme Court justices and his brother Josh’s high-profile deconstruction of his faith.
