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May 26, 2012

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Polling Evangelical Leaders
Both unanimity and diversity emerge in a recent poll of the Lausanne delegates.



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wellpongs

July 28, 2011  10:38pm

Nice post. This one savoured me to pop my ionic compounds like a chemical substance which drains my brain.

Epistrophy

July 25, 2011  1:48pm

These disparities don't really surprise me, especially the U.S. figures on governmental assistance for the poor. U.S. church leaders are too busy schmoozing millionaires and hating gays, minorities and the poor to remember what Jesus actually taught. Only in the U.S. would the church support protecting the mega-rich from taxation while forcing "the least of these" to die in squalor caused by greed.

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