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6. I wonder if Alcorn recognizes the irony in this exchange:

Reply to hrmjustin (Original post)

Tue Nov 11, 2014, 05:31 PM

Nov 2014

RNS: Christians have been debating God’s sovereignty and humans’ free will for centuries, but you’ve decided to engage it now. What is your book adding to the debate that is new?

RA: I’m compelled to recognize that . . . . "

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Why author Randy Alcorn joined one of today’s fiercest Christian debates [View all] hrmjustin Nov 2014 OP

The 'faith community' where arguments about nothing go on for generations while injustice and Bluenorthwest Nov 2014 #1

Religious communities have been on the forefront of civil rights in this nation. hrmjustin Nov 2014 #2

You seem to have mistaken this Union Scribe Nov 2014 #3

Please consider self deleting this. This comment may upset several posters who post here. hrmjustin Nov 2014 #4

Oh, bullshit. rug Nov 2014 #5

Gosh - trashing religion with a broad brush - that's surprising. nt. el_bryanto Nov 2014 #7

I wonder if Alcorn recognizes the irony in this exchange: rug Nov 2014 #6

I found that funny too. AtheistCrusader Nov 2014 #8

“Why, sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast.” rug Nov 2014 #9

Hah! I didn't even think of that line. Perfecto. AtheistCrusader Nov 2014 #10