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Heresy: Ten Lies They Spread About Christianity

This book delves into the ten most prevalent myths and lies about Christianity, offering a critical analysis of their origins and impact on public perception. more

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Michael Coren
Michael Coren

Michael Coren is a Canadian journalist, author, and television personality recognized for his work as a columnist. Born on January 15, 1959, Coren has made notable contributions to the media industry with his insightful writing and commentary on various social and political issues. more

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