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Philosophers can’t be friends — Triablogue
In this post I’m going to discuss some related issues. One concerns the nature of biblical inerrancy. A way in which inerrancy is defended is to distinguish truth from pedantic precision. 718 more words via Philosophers can’t be friends — Triablogue
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