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Drunkenness (4)

Herman Hanko·1988-09-06
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But in connection with the sin of drunkenness there is a certain anomaly. On the one hand, experience proves that confession and repentance alone do not necessarily free one from the sin; and on the other hand, it is possible, through the work of Alcoholics Anonymous, e.g., to be freed from drinking without actually being saved. That is, one can be freed from his "drinking problem" without confessing his sin and seeking forgiveness in the cross. And in addition to this, it is also often true...

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Herman Hanko
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1988-09-06

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