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Emeka JohnObi wrote: ↑March 18th, 2024, 12:53 am I recently came across Scott Hughes' book "In It Together." As a Christian, the message of unity and love for all definitely resonates with some core Christian beliefs. After all, Jesus himself preached about loving your neighbor as yourself.Thank you so much for your response!
That being said, some interpretations of the book seem to stray a bit from traditional Christian teachings, particularly when it comes to specific aspects of sin and salvation.
Overall, I think there's value in the author's message of compassion and understanding. But, I'd probably want to explore it alongside the Bible to make sure everything lines up with my faith.
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