The Post-Christian Condition - by Hussein Aboubakr Mansour
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The Dionysus/Last supper tableau vivant at the Paris Olympics Opening Ceremony on July 26, 2024. Source: The Olympic Games. Share A dear friend recently complained that I use the term “post-Christian” too loosely and that I apply it to everything until it explains nothing. He had been raising theological objections to dispensationalism, and I told him, with perhaps more impatience than the conversation warranted, that I could not bring myself to care, because the entire dispute was post-Christian theology, and I would rather spend my time on other things. He wanted to know what I meant. I…
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