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May We Pray To All Three Members Of The Holy Trinity? (Revised)

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on August 28, 2016 | 13 Comments

A regular and thoughtful reader of the HB writes to ask whether it is proper in Christian prayer to address the Son and the Spirit in prayer as well as the Father. This is a difficult question for a couple of reasons. . . . Continue reading →

Categorized I Get Questions, Prayer | Tagged objects of prayer, praying, to whom may we pray? | 13 Comments

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