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There's been a growing trend in recent years to pit the words and works of Jesus in the 4 Gospels against the rest of the Bible.
"Jesus never said anything about homosexuality."
"Paul said women can't teach, not Jesus."
"God may have condoned violence or strong words in the New Testament, but Jesus calls us to a different standard."
This belief brings with it an insistence that doctrine matters little and the only real push of Christianity is to "be a nice person." We discuss all the doctrinal error this exposes us to and how the church can guard against this insidious heresy.
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The Bible is not a book riddled with errors. It's God's fully-inspired Word. Many Christians are willing to compromise on this position, though. Is...
