Why does having an accurate record of history matter in God&#39;s story? Why does it matter that we tell a story in order? Why is it that secular histories refuse to consider the Bible an accurate historical text? 
 
Join Greg, Rachel, and Emily as they discuss all this and more in this week&#39;s episode.
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The Law on Mount Sinai

Join Emily Maxson, Rachel Voytek, and long-time teacher and theologian Greg Uttinger for a discussion about Christian theology and its applications through history, civilization, and education.

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