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The Effect of Human Sin on Apologetics and Archaeology (Part IV)

Non-Technical - Mar 30, 2011 - by Henry B. Smith Jr. MA

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Excerpt ABR Director of Development, Henry Smith, explains the effect of unbelief on archaeological interpretations, and that the knowledge of God is found in all people. A brief discussion of the resurrection is included. Continue reading

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