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Apr 20, 2018 49 min

1:06 — Unified Does Not Mean Uniform

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Along with our first-ever guest, visual artist Joe Goode (https://eikonik.deviantart.com/), Justus and Michael discuss the crucial difference between seeking unity and seeking uniformity in the church. One crushes diversity, while the other necessitates it. How could the arts play a part in this? Stay tuned at the end for “Primary Issues,” by Brock’s Folly (https://brocksfolly.bandcamp.com/) from their sophomore effort The Great Commoner, a song borne from the hope that there can be unity in the essentials of Christ’s Spirit.

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