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Nick Spencer: “I think that’s problematic because it takes the universalist notion of Christianity without also taking the incarnational notion of Christianity which is local and which does have specific identities. So it is perfectly fine to consider yourself part of an ethnic group, because you are. It is perfectly fine to consider yourself a member of a family or a community because you are. It is perfectly fine to consider yourself part of a nation or historically an empire even, because you are.”

Jo Swinney | Read the full article at Premier Christianity

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