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Dr. Greg Boyd deconstructs problematic interpretations of Romans 13:1-14 and whether Christians should be involved in government violence.
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Originally published by Greg Boyd at ReKnew, used with permission
https://reknew.org/2020/03/does-romans-13-condone-government-violence-podcast/
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Originally published by Greg Boyd at ReKnew, used with permission
https://reknew.org/2020/03/does-romans-13-condone-government-violence-podcast/
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