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RECOMMENDED: Can the Religious Right Be Saved? by Russell Moore

January 4, 2017November 26, 2017Kirk E. Miller

This was an excellent lecture. Russell Moore, as always, nails it.

Access the video here.

Access a full transcript of the lecture here.

Can the Religious Right Be Saved? Presented by Russell D. Moore from First Things on Vimeo.

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