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Does the Bible imply that you should be a vegan?

Posted on January 14, 2017 by David

The Washington post recently published an article saying that Christians should all be vegans. The author was inspired by a recent announcement from a prominent evangelical celebrity who claimed he is doing so for health reasons. The article says, good … Continue reading →

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Parables, Context, and the Prodigal Son

Posted on May 10, 2016 by David

A quick examination of the famous parable, and why a couple of common interpretations just don’t fit the context. Parables, analogies, and metaphors are as common as they are useful. They can communicate a concept far deeper than a simple description. … Continue reading →

Posted in Bible Study, Uncategorized | Tagged allegory, analogy, Bible Study, context, interpretation, Jesus, Luke, Luke 15, metaphor, parable, pharisees, prodigal son, repentance, sinners, tax collectors | Leave a comment

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Does the Bible imply that you should be a vegan?

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