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When Prayer Becomes Political
Todd Pruitt
August 29, 2008
Any Thoughts?
Is it appropriate for a Christian to invite people "of other faith traditions" to pray to their own god?
Is it appropriate for a Christian to refer to false doctrines and idolatries as "other faith traditions?"
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