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The Moral Evidence of God

Posted on April 20, 2016 by parklinscomb

Let’s assume for a moment that God doesn’t exist, but we do. If God doesn’t exist, then the only explanation for the existence of life is evolution. And if evolution is how we came to be, then we are logically … Continue reading →

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Conduct yourself with wisdom — Colossians 1-4

Posted on January 28, 2012 by parklinscomb

Colossae was part of the orbit of Ephesus. It appears to have not been personally evangelized by Paul, but by someone among Paul’s fellow workers, Epaphras. It was in the valley of west central Asia Minor with Laodicea and Hieropolis … Continue reading →

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