Why Some Talk This Way
If you like the phrase “the good, the true, the beautiful” yet sense it’s not how people naturally talk, you’re on to something.
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If you like the phrase “the good, the true, the beautiful” yet sense it’s not how people naturally talk, you’re on to something.
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Christians often say they’re “wounded.” But they’re not referring to our deepest wound.