Our society is more divided than ever. Here’s how Christians can help fix it
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Jon Yates2021-08-02T13:48:00
I bring good news and bad news. The good news is that the people of Britain are right about something. The bad news is that they are right about how awful something is. Half of our fellow citizens tell pollsters that our country is “more divided than ever before”. Following ...
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