2009 Convocation Address

An episode of the Practical Theology podcast, hosted by westminsteronline, titled "2009 Convocation Address" was published on March 9, 2010 and runs 44 minutes.

March 9, 2010 ·44m · Practical Theology

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Convocation address by David Garner, Professor of Systematics. Romans 9.

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Convocation address by David Garner, Professor of Systematics. Romans 9.

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