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Draft Preview — Not yet publishedThis post is shared for review only. Please do not distribute further. This is an outlined transcript of Dr. James Dolezal's interview with Theology in Particular, where he dealt with the Foundations of Philosophical Theology. James Dolezal is really a gift to the church. Despite his current condition, resulting from a recent accident, this archived lecture will serve the greater body of Christ's church in understanding that while Philosophy is subordinate to Theology, it remains a genuine science. Theology in Particular | Episode 58 (Greatest Hits Replay)…
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