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Tag Archives: A History of Western Philosophy and Theology
Can God Command Feelings?
I am reading John Frame’s A History of Western Philosophy and Theology. I received a complimentary review copy through NetGalley. An issue that came up in my reading a few days ago is whether God can legitimately command people to … Continue reading
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