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Belle Tindall2025-03-26T13:15:00
Dr Belle Tindall asks why the ‘feminine’ way of knowing Jesus is considered the ‘worse’ way – and asserts that there shouldn’t even be a ‘feminine’ way in the first place!
I read an article recently, which was originally published by the New York Post and later picked up by The Telegraph, about the interesting rise in people becoming Orthodox Christians – particularly in America. Particularly, it seems, men.
Firstly, let me say – I love that this is happening.
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