April 18, 2012

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April 18, 2012

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A Time for Mercy (Ash Wednesday)

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The Name of God is Mercy (An Introduction)

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The Christian Outrage Machine: A Counter-Proposal

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The State of the Churches of Christ: A Case Study

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The World was Not Worthy of Them: Martyrdom, Resurrection, and the Death of Death

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