Friend of God - John C Lennox
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Mark Landreth-Smith2024-03-21T15:56:00
Reading John Lennox is like getting in the ring with a heavyweight boxer. Intimidating. This book is no lightweight Christian paperback but brings big challenge and muscular theology that certainly packs a punch.
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