The current debate over marriage, surrogacy and even the commodification of children has exposed a deeper problem that many churches have been reluctant to confront directly: we no longer agree on what a family actually is.
The current debate over marriage, surrogacy and even the commodification of children has exposed a deeper problem that many churches have been reluctant to confront directly: we no longer agree on what a family actually is.
On this week's episode of "The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast," John Dear hosts Scripture scholar Wes Howard-Brook discussing biblical literacy and finding the Creator in
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