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In the mid-1990’s a theologian and scholar of the American Church, David Wells, wrote a book that dropped like a bomb on the American religious scene. In his book, No Place for Truth, Wells provides a historical look into the reasons behind the decline in theology and conviction among American thinkers. This book is so profound it still rings true today, more than 30 years later. In this episode, Mark Farnham talks and reads through the most relevant passages that still bring an indictment and challenge to us today.
Want to reach out, ask a question, or request a speaking event? Visit my website at: https://apologeticsforthechurch.org/
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In the mid-1990’s a theologian and scholar of the American Church, David Wells, wrote a book that dropped like a bomb on the American religious scene. In his book, No Place for Truth, Wells provides a historical look into the reasons behind the decline in theology and conviction among American thinkers. This book is so profound it still rings true today, more than 30 years later. In this episode, Mark Farnham talks and reads through the most relevant passages that still bring an indictment and challenge to us today.
Want to reach out, ask a question, or request a speaking event? Visit my website at: https://apologeticsforthechurch.org/

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