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Generational Humility, the Queen of Virtues for Both the Old and the Young

By Filings on Fri, 07/09/21
Church & Ministry
Generations
Youth

“The fact that there is a ‘generation gap’ within biblical fundamentalism should not be a surprise to anyone. This is what generations do: gap. The main issue is to determine the best way to bridge the gap. Humility must be exhibited by both the ‘younger’ as well as the ‘older’ ” - P&D

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