Your Online Apologetic Debate Approach Isn’t Christlike
I can virtually guarantee it. Your online apologetic debating style isn’t Christlike. Ill accept that you’re kind and loving enough, which is great, but you’re still not doing it Jesus’ way.
Thinking Christian
I can virtually guarantee it. Your online apologetic debating style isn’t Christlike. Ill accept that you’re kind and loving enough, which is great, but you’re still not doing it Jesus’ way.
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