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Reinterpreting Sin as 'Missing the Mark' for Personal Growth
This column explores a more useful understanding of sin not as 'being' or 'doing' wrong, but as 'missing the mark'—a sense of not-quite-rightness that can serve as a cue for action and personal navigation.
9 Aug, 15:00 — 9 Aug, 15:00
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