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Who was John Newton? What is John Newton most known for? What led John Newton to write Amazing Grace?

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What was the Enlightenment (Age of Reason), and what impact did it have on Christianity? Why is the Enlightenment referred to as the Age of Reason?

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Who was William Wilberforce? What is William Wilberforce most known for in Christian history?

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Did God sacrifice Himself to Himself to save us from Himself because of a rule He made Himself? Can this incorrect understanding of Christianity b...

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Why is sola gratia important? Why is it so important to understand salvation as being by grace alone?

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What does it mean to be saved by grace? How is being saved by grace different from being saved by works?

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What is Occam’s Razor? Does Occam’s Razor disprove the existence of God? How is Occam’s Razor sometimes misused?

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Does the Bible say that an increase in technology is a sign of the end times? What will techonology be like in the end times?

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Does salvation affect more than just the afterlife? Salvation impacts where a person spends the afterlife, but does salvation also impact life in ...

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10. Is it possible to be so heavenly minded that you are of no earthly good? | GotQuestions.org

Is it possible to be so heavenly minded that you are of no earthly good? Is the saying, “Some people are so heavenly minded that they are of no ea...

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