CAN I BELIEVE THE BIBLE
Can I believe the Bible? Good question? No. Here’s an answer that puts us altogether on the wrong track. Think for moment about the story...
AT HOME
Humpty invites you and your friends to look round his property.
You will find him by searching for:
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Pass this on!
Courtesy of the Revd John King
to encourage thought and interest in the Christian faith today
Can I believe the Bible? Good question? No. Here’s an answer that puts us altogether on the wrong track. Think for moment about the story...
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