Greg Boyd & Andrew Whyte discuss doubt and faith - Unbelievable?
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Greg Boyd is pastor of Woodland Hills Church, Minnesota. In his new book "The Benefit of the Doubt" he explains how he lost and regained his faith, and the difference between commitment and certainty.
He discusses his journey with Andrew Whyte, an agnostic who was once an evangelical Christian, who explains how doubt led him to eventually abandon his faith altogether.
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For The Benefit of the Doubt: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Benefit-Doubt-Breaking-Idol-Certainty/dp/0801014921
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Released on 23 Jun 2014
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