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Karl Barth’s Christological Ecclesiology by Kimlyn J. Bender

by Luke Geraty | Nov 23, 2013 | Posts

There’s been a lot of talk about Karl Barth around here at ThinkTheology.org… mostly because Able Baker is doing Wednesdays with Barth through LOGOS Bible Software (introduction here and why you should read Barth here). Prior to Able getting on the Barth...

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Maybe if the NRA didn’t spend all of their money on buying politicians or pay their executives millions, they might not be filing for bankruptcy.

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My wife just suggested we do a DNA test to determine the various breeds that he has.

That’s all. That’s what I’m dealing with here. Haha

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I’m recording a podcast on the church and disabilities in the near future with @LouiseGosbell, my FAVORITE scholar on the subject.

What questions do YOU have?

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13 Jan

10 Republicans who voted to impeach Trump:

• Rep. Gonzalez
• Rep. Meijer
• Rep. Upton
• Rep. Cheney
• Rep. Katko
• Rep. Kinzinger
• Rep. Rice
• Rep. Herrera Beutler
• Rep. Newhouse
• Rep. Valadao

This is courageous leadership. This is pro-life. This is justice.

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13 Jan

Any other Vineyard pastors excited about GUESSING numbers for the upcoming Vineyard USA census?

Not to be confused with the general exaggeration that apparently happens all of the time.

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