This Easter will you worship Jesus or Molech?
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Chris Goswami2019-04-17T00:00:00
It's surprisingly difficult to answer the question: "How it is that Jesus dying on a cross opens up a relationship with God?" In fact, the Church has grappled with various atonement theories for centuries. Chris Goswami explains what the major issues are, and why it matters
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