
“Forgetting Jesus” by James C. Schaap
This is the first episode of the holiday special by James C. Schaap, author and retired English professor. Today, an eighth grader, fed up with
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This is the first episode of the holiday special by James C. Schaap, author and retired English professor. Today, an eighth grader, fed up with

Before we get started, let’s clear the air: people in the know on such things claim the only liar more gifted in deceit than James

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