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EPISODE · Jan 29, 2006

Broken Barometers

from The Clash of Cultures · host Pastor Shawn Boonstra

In this program, Pastor Boonstra and Pastor Finley will tackle two very common questions: "Why can't everyone determine right and wrong for themselves?" and "What is the basis for morality in our post-modern world?" Join It Is Written for this first presentation in a special series titled "The Clash of Cultures." These programs will address present-day conflicts and what the Bible has to say about them.

Episode metadata supplied by the publisher feed · Published Jan 29, 2006

In this program, Pastor Boonstra and Pastor Finley will tackle two very common questions: "Why can't everyone determine right and wrong for themselves?" and "What is the basis for morality in our post-modern world?" Join It Is Written for this first presentation in a special series titled "The Clash of Cultures." These programs will address present-day conflicts and what the Bible has to say about them.

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