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by Mark WardNov 2, 2010ChurchLife, Mission, Theology

“The truth or superiority of neither Catholicism or Protestantism is to be determined by the parlous levels of ignorance, historical, ecclesiastical, and theological, prevalent among their respective adherents.” —Carl Trueman

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