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White Fragility is Softminded and Hardhearted

White Fragility is Softminded and Hardhearted

August 13, 2017

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Reverse Scapegoating: Girard and the Demonology of God’s Not Dead

Reverse Scapegoating: Girard and the Demonology of God’s Not Dead

March 25, 2017

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“If the little difficulty of the entry of evil into the world requires that you vary one of God’s perfect qualities, why defend his power at the expense of his goodness? If one must choose between two untruths, I would prefer the opposite choice.”Rousseau’s letter to Voltaire, 18 August 1756

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