If David is a man after God's own heart, why so many wives?
This is important to see because God wanted His King to be a husband to one wife. So why was David a man after God's own heart with so many wives?
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Why the Archbishop of Canterbury needs to think again on Israel and the International Court of Justice
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Moses' greatest lesson to his people at the end of his life
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The God Richard Dawkins doesn't believe in
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Would a third province undercut the ecclesiology of the Church of England?
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Sharing the Gospel through friendship
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An (eye) opening ceremony
Yes, we have a right to be offended, but we also need to stop and think about why some people might be so keen to offend us in the first place.
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When two Mediterranean Christians transformed the English Church
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Paris 2024: Running the race with perseverance
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Inviting the non-religious to pray
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The Bible at the Proms
The long history of exchange between so-called sacred and secular music means the Bible is often found hiding in plain sight, even in a concert that has no religious purpose.
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