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Here’s the three-stage method you need to argue in a way Jesus would be proud of
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Penelope Wilcock2022-05-03T08:30:00
Writer Penelope Wilcock explains how to communicate through a disagreement in a way that honours our faith and shows spiritual maturity.
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