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Arrogant Christianity? (The Truth Holds Us: Full Version)

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January 6, 2011
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Are Christians arrogant when we say we know the truth? Is it morally acceptable for us to say we have access to truth that applies to every person? Or are we being offensive and rude, trying to impose our version of truth on everyone else?

I posted a short version of this talk a couple months ago. Here is an extended 28-minute version.

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Tom Gilson

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