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[…] and faith while contending with Ziner, a practical yet detached presence in his final days. Join us for a thoughtful discussion on storytelling, faith, and the power of fiction to explore deep human questions. […]
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[…] the “criminal.” This episode explores the historical roots of atonement theology, tracing how and why it evolved over time and examining its eventual influence on the American criminal justice system. Fiona and Valerie offer […]
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