Evangelically Departed
Todd WiebeFax machines used to be amazing. Evangelicalism perhaps used to be great. Now, there are better ways of understanding faith and theology. Thoughts and reflections on leaving evangelicalism and finding humanity and faith.
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There was a column this week in the Globe and Mail that mourned the decline of malls.
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