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Read more about the article Comment | To Be Made Well: Why modern health obscures what it means to be human.

Comment | To Be Made Well: Why modern health obscures what it means to be human.

  • Post author:Amy Julia Becker
  • Post published:November 10, 2022
  • Post category:Disability/Faith/Healing/Writing
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Does it matter that Jesus of Nazareth healed a lot of people way back when? Do we still need that type of healing? Are there ways for us to access…

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