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Jason Garwood talk from AATX Conference

Jason Garwood talk from AATX Conference

Pastor Gordan Runyan suggests a way out of the endless duels of Scripture vs. Scripture when dealing with your Mormon friends and family. Stop arguing like an evidentialist. Show the Mormon his feet, planted as they, are on shifting sand.

Pastor Gordan Runyan suggests a way out of the endless duels of Scripture vs. Scripture when dealing with your Mormon friends and family. Stop arguing like an evidentialist. Show the Mormon his feet, planted as they are on shifting sand.

Pastor Gordan Runyan suggests a way out of the endless duels of Scripture vs. Scripture when dealing with your Mormon friends and family. Stop arguing like an evidentialist. Show the Mormon his feet, planted as they are on shifting sand.

Gordan Runyan reads his essay on 1 Peter 2:13-17, a passage that Christian statists often use to insist upon meticulous obedience to civil government. How likely is it that the Apostle who escaped from prison twice and boldly declared, “We must obey God rather than man,” would then urge his fellow believers to show unqualified obedience to wicked rulers? Turns out — not so much, really.

Gordan Runyan reads his essay on 1 Peter 2:13-17, a passage that Christian statists often use to insist upon meticulous obedience to civil government. How likely is it that the Apostle who escaped from prison twice and boldly declared, "We must obey God rather than man," would then urge his fellow believers to show unqualified obedience to wicked rulers? Turns out -- not so much, really.

Gordan Runyan reads his essay on 1 Peter 2:13-17, a passage that Christian statists often use to insist upon meticulous obedience to civil government. How likely is it that the Apostle who escaped from prison twice and boldly declared, "We must obey God rather than man," would then urge his fellow believers to show unqualified obedience to wicked rulers? Turns out -- not so much, really.

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