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The Calling of Our Protestant Reformed Churches to be Specific (2)

H C Hoeksema·1983-05-15
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What does it mean to be specific? Rather than spell this out in a formal definition, let me use the method of concrete illustration. What does it mean to be specific? Rather than spell this out in a formal definition, let me use the method of concrete illustration. I could say: it is 1 P.M. on my timepiece. In that case you receive no information-unless you happen to know that Grandville, Michigan is in the Eastern Time Zone -- whether I mean 1 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, or 1 P.M. in New...

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1983-05-15

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