Risky World “Our world is full of potential risks. Just getting out of bed, you and I face daily risks: The risk of getting food poisoning. The risk of a natural tragedy, depending on where we live (earthquakes, volcanos, tornados, hurricanes, flooding, and fires). The risk of a car accident by driving on the highway.Read more
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Book Review of “The Sin of Certainty: Why God desires our trust more than our correct beliefs”
BOOK REVIEW Peter Enn’s book The Sin of Certainty: Why God desires our
19 November, 2019