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Six pluralist slogans to be addressed: the primary claim and five derivative phrases

Stop Saying All Roads Lead to God! 00:01:31 – 00:02:33

Winger outlines the structure of the talk

The six slogans: (1) All roads lead to God; (2) How can you say Jesus is the only way — how arrogant; (3) All religions teach basically the same thing; (4) All religions have a different piece of the truth; (5) Sincere people will be okay; (6) God knows our hearts and good people will be okay. Winger acknowledges the emotional appeal of each slogan before dismantling them.
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Stop Saying All Roads Lead to God! @ 00:01:31

2019-10-02

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