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Greg Boyd - Q & A - What is Open Theism?

Published November 21, 2012

Views 57.1K  |  Likes 459  |  Comments 245
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ReKnewOrgReKnewOrg
4.17K subs257 videosMay 2012

This video has 57.1K views and 459 likes, ranking #1,337,299 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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57,184

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459

Comments

245

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http://reknew.org/2012/11/video-qa-what-is-open-theism/ - Greg Boyd discusses the answer to the questions: "What is Open Theism?, How is it relevant today?, and How does this view help the believer?" for the Reknew.org blog.

Published
November 21, 2012
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