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Word Made Flesh — The “Logos” Philosophy Falls Short

Posted on 26 December, 2014 by Jon Gleason

A few weeks ago I preached the final message in my series on “Church on Purpose” — a look at the reasons for some of the things we do. I planned the series to end in December with a sermon … Continue reading →

Posted in Rightly Dividing | Tagged Heraclitus, Incarnation, John, logos, only begotten, Philo of Alexandria, Plato | 9 Comments

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Word Made Flesh — The “Logos” Philosophy Falls Short

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