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“We can see that sin is simply anything that disrupts the way life is intended to be. Sometimes we are the ones who do the disrupting; sometimes it's done to us. But never does sin become part of our identity. We are created in the image and likeness of love, and nothing can destroy that.”

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Book:Unafraid: Moving Beyond Fear-Based Faith
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Unafraid: Moving Beyond Fear-Based Faith

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Benjamin L. Corey
Benjamin L. Corey

Benjamin L. Corey is an American author born on April 26, 1976. His work primarily focuses on Christian theology, social justice, and contemporary culture. Corey is known for his insightful and critical thinking, and his books and articles have had a wide-reaching impact within the Christian community. more

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