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Is the Adam and Eve story to be understood literally? Why is it so important for the account of Adam and Eve to be interpreted literally?

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What is the millennial kingdom, and should it be understood literally? Will the millennial kingdom / millennium be a literal 1,000 years?

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What is cultural translation? Is cultural translation needed to properly understand the Bible? How big a role does culture play in how we understa...

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What does it mean that eyes have not seen what God has planned for those who love Him? What is the meaning of 1 Corinthians 2:9?

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What is structuralism? What are the strengths and weaknesses of structuralism from a biblical perspective?

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Is it necessary to fully understand the Gospel to go to heaven? Is it enough to believe it, even if we do not fully understand it?

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What is contextualization? Is important to think contextually in regards to missions?

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Was it a mistranslation to add the word homosexual to the Bible in 1946? Is there any validity to the arguments in the film 1946?

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What is baptismal regeneration? Is baptismal regeneration a biblical doctrine? Is baptism required for salvation?

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What is the biblical Creation story? Is the Creation story in Genesis chapters 1-2 to be understood literally?

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