Come, Follow Me Week 8 – Genesis 18–23

An episode of the Polygamy Archives | FAIR podcast, hosted by Trevor Holyoak, titled "Come, Follow Me Week 8 – Genesis 18–23" was published on February 18, 2022 and runs 47 minutes.

February 18, 2022 ·47m · Polygamy Archives | FAIR

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Polygamy as an Abrahamic Sacrifice by V.H. Cassler (From a presentation originally titled “A Reconciliation of Polygamy,” given at the 2011 FAIR Conference; edited here for clarity and length) Today we are going to talk about polygamy but probably in a different way than you have heard about it before. That is, we are going […]

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