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Monday, January 23, 2012
Interview with Apologetics UK
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2 comments :
Great discussion, but I just wanted to comment that outside a few pockets in the US (and Canada), I don't think the situation is all that different from what Daniel and Calum were describing in the UK, especially in the larger cities. Christianity is more visible in the media image of the US (often around controversy though), but on the ground, I don't think it's much different. Apologetics certainly hasn't widely gotten down to the church level.
Brian thanks for having this young promising apologists. I love this interview!!
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