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In The News: To Forgive Is Divine
University of Oklahoma President David Boren expelled two students, in early March, for their racist chants at a fraternity activity. Levi Pettit was one of those students. Anastasia Pittman, a state senator, Oklahoma’s only black state senator, saw the leaked … Continue reading
Posted in Forgiveness, Race
Tagged anastasia pittman, arnelius crenshaw jr., bobby ross jr, david boren, expelled, Forgiveness, in the news, levi pettit, northeast chuch of christ, oklahoma city, oklahoma university, public apology, racial chant, racism, state senator, the christian chronicle
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An Application of Philemon for the Modern Day
The book of Philemon is a true story which touches the heart. Onesimus, a runaway slave, somehow while on the lam, came in contact with the imprisoned apostle Paul. Paul converted Onesimus (Philemon 10). Yet, there remained a problem: Onesimus was … Continue reading
Posted in Ethics, Government, Stats
Tagged cliff martin, evangelism, government, illegal immigration, racism, slavery
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