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What a weekend we had a week ago! Our National Student Dialogue Conference proved that evangelicals and Latter-day Saints can gather together in harmony, respect, and love, while at the same time really digging in and discussing the eternally important doctrinal differences between historic Christianity and Mormon theology. The students were fantastic, they have the ability to be convicted and civil, and our guest scholars were superb!
I'm all "dialogued" out. Can we start using a new word with the same meaning?
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