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....yeah, a little late. But it was much more involved than I expected it to be. I realized (too late) that my approach was a commentary. I actually was writing a commentary on the Gospel of Luke. Gosh! Who do I think I am?
By the time I realized what I was doing, I had too much work committed. I didn't want to waste it; so I continued. But you know what? I like it. It's a simple commentary, and obviously read to be discussed because I break it up into short sections to reflect and discuss.
So what if it's crayon theology? That's where people begin.
In Omnibus Christus
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