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Feb 5, 2024 1 hr

Ep. 234 – Lamar Hardwick

from That Makes Total Sense! Hosted by Alexis Busetti

Dr. Lamar Hardwick is back on the podcast! If you happened to miss our first conversation, I highly recommend you go back and listen. Lamar’s book, Disability and the Church, was the topic and it challenged my theology (in all kinds of good ways!). This time around we talked about his most recent book, How Ableism … Continue reading Ep. 234 – Lamar Hardwick

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