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“Theology without love simply is very bad theology.”

Quote by Paul David Tripp

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Paul David Tripp

Paul David Tripp is an American author and pastor, born on November 12, 1950. His works primarily focus on Christian faith and spiritual growth, and have been well-received by a wide audience. more

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