Carl Wieland - 11 March 2006
Genesis: The Key to Faith and Culture (Various Texts)
Carl Wieland argues that a proper interpretation of Genesis is the key to faith and culture.
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Christ has commanded his disciples to be the salt of the earth and the light of the world. Believers, therefore, have a responsibility to the world around them—without distinctions of race, language or class—to communicate the gospel of Jesus Christ by their actions, lifestyle and words. In this way they are to make disciples of all nations.