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• Raiter, Michael

• 2001

• Moore Theological College

• Raiter speaks on the claims of the Bible which society finds offensive, especially the exclusivity of the gospel. He explores tolerance, including it's history, and it's distance from the Bible. Raiter shows that we are known by God by his love, and that reason can not get us there, revelation does. Raiter explains that our values are not governed by tolerance, they are governed by love. He uses the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah as an example, and to explore our cries for both mercy and justice. Raiter looks at how these themes are picked up in Hebrews. Talk is followed by questions. Cassette label reads : "Mike Raiter Saturday night" Distortion throughout. Extreme challenge, the

• 1/01/2001

• English

• Mary Andrews College

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• https://archives.moore.edu.au/documents/detail/173831 

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