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Posted on August 12, 2012July 25, 2021

Are All Sins Really Equal?

No, all sins are not equal.

Corollary: Some sins are worse than others. Our entire justice system is built on this concept.

But Christians have been conditioned to think that it’s false. Continue reading “Are All Sins Really Equal?”

I’m Rebecca Davis, a writer, editor, speaker, wife, mother, grandmother, friend, advocate for the oppressed, and lover of Jesus who lives in Greenville, South Carolina.
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