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Question: I think that your “Nonnegotiable Gospel” is open to grave objections....Please do let me know why you choose to overlook the Gospel preaching of the historical Jesus in your definition of the Gospel.

August 1, 1999

Question: I am on radio across the nation and teach the Bible at Atlanta Bible College. I think that your “Nonnegotiable Gospel” is open to grave objections. I write this to be constructive. Please do give me a hearing. The definition of the Gospel is the one area where we...Read more

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