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Can Christians be completely sincere about God and still be wrong about Jesus? Saul knew Scripture, respected religious authority, and believed opposing Jesus was what God wanted. His encounter in Acts 9 raises a difficult question for skeptics and lifelong Christians alike: Have we seen Jesus as he is, or only as he has been represented to us?
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