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When Doctrine Meets Context: Takeaways From Sister Johnson
What sparked the Sister Johnson controversy? Explore how priorities remain the same even as doctrine meets context
Carol Rice
May 13, 2024
What sparked the Sister Johnson controversy? Explore how priorities remain the same even as doctrine meets context
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