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Article by October 2006
Posted October 14, 2006
RE Ligon Duncan's comment about a Christian attitude toward death. One of the most profound statements about this was the statement made by James Boice to the congregation of Tenth Church.
Janet M
Reformation21 responds:
Here is that statement, given after receiving the diagnosis of liver cancer. Thanks, Janet, for reminding us of these words.
RE Ligon Duncan's comment about a Christian attitude toward death. One of the most profound statements about this was the statement made by James Boice to the congregation of Tenth Church.
Janet M
Reformation21 responds:
Here is that statement, given after receiving the diagnosis of liver cancer. Thanks, Janet, for reminding us of these words.
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