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Why is Christology important?
Christology is the branch of Systematic Theology that seeks to study the person and work of Christ. Why is Christology important? Here are four reasons.
Giancarlos Ventura Gonzales 03/06/2021
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Christology is the branch of Systematic Theology that seeks to study the person and work of Christ. Why is Christology important? Here are four reasons.
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