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America owes a debt. It’s long past time we pay it.

Many say we will never have true racial reconciliation without public repentance and atonement. But is there a biblical case for reparations?
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This week’s video commentary on the topic of reparations for America’s twin sins of genocide and slavery features a discussion of Dr. Daniel Philpott’s essay, “A Christian Case for Racial Reparations”.

We also feature part of a sermon from Assemblies of God Bishop Ed Peecher. You can find out more about Bishop Peecher at the AG’s website.

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