Doubting Thomas is the perfect apostle for today’s fake news world
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Rev Peter Crumpler2022-04-25T09:03:00
’Doubting Thomas’ gets a bad press. But in today’s post-truth world, full of fake news and disinformation, there is much we can learn from him, says Rev Peter Crumpler
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