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At the heart of Secular-liberalism is a vision of what it is to be human. In the popular mind, Secular-liberalism feels inclusive, compassionate, and relevant, while Christianity feels judgmental, narrow, and old-fashioned.

Note from Paul Miller: The first time I led an interactive Person of Jesus study was in 1995 for a youth group.

Can people with intellectual disabilities be discipled? The church’s answer has been no.