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Young, Restless, and Reformed: Scott Lamb Style
Scott Lamb posts the best review of Collin Hansen’s Young, Restless, and Reformed that currently exists. It’s the best one because instead of being merely a book report, it is applicational. Everyone, no matter your theological leanings, should read this; it is a great caution against the common attitude people get in evangelicalism today.
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