Gospel Fare
Gadamer’s Time Machine: How the Gospel Expands our Temporal Vision
How do we perceive beyond now? Through Gadamer’s lens, tradition and dialogue expand our view, challenging modernity.
Kristine Stringham
February 12, 2024
How do we perceive beyond now? Through Gadamer’s lens, tradition and dialogue expand our view, challenging modernity.
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