Jesus never said "I forgive you" to those who crucified Him. He said, "Father, forgive them." That difference changes everything for how we read this passage — and how we're called to respond to those who've hurt us.
Jesus never said "I forgive you" to those who crucified Him. He said, "Father, forgive them." That difference changes everything for how we read this passage — and how we're called to respond to those who've hurt us.
Events from this week in Christian history include Damasus becoming pope, Charles Finney contracting cholera, and the dedication of the Lux Mundi statue
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With the border now under control, President Trump has a historic opportunity: end illegal immigration and illegal employment for good, and secure a Republican majority in Congress in...
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