Other Christians are sending me hateful messages after my comments on GB News. What happened to love?
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Michael Coren2022-12-05T20:08:00
Writing from the midst of a Twitter storm, Michael Coren warns the reputation of our faith is being damaged by Christians who engage in venomous attacks against their fellow believers
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