What matters most: sin or climate change?
By 
Rev Dr Ian Paul2021-11-08T17:15:00
Is it more important for Christians to talk about the need for action on climate change, or the need to repent and believe in Jesus Christ? Dr Ian Paul says it doesn’t have to be a binary choice
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