No matter what Colston has done, Christians must not support criminal damage
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Calvin Robinson2022-01-10T14:35:00
The case of the Colston Four was a political victory that undermines democracy, says Calvin Robinson. Rather than stoke divisive racial politics, the Church should be opposing violent behaviour and praying for a society united in Christ
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