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The mysterious inevitability that creates systematic hostility in human relations.
ContinueI’m going to start with some theological basics. Because what we’re seeing happen is a manifestation of Satan’s power. When I say that word, I’m talking about the mysterious something or somebody in the universe that creates enmity between people. So when I attribute agency to Satan, I’m not saying there’s a little red man with a pitchfork running around, but simply that some mysterious inevitability creates systemic hostility in human relations. For…
Added by Keith Saylor on 8th mo. 20, 2017 at 10:00am — No Comments
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