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Westminster Q&A: How Does the Incarnation Inform Culture & the Arts?

How does the incarnation of Jesus Christ inform culture and the arts? Watch Dr. William Edgar discuss how the incarnation redefines a fallen creation.

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Westminster Q&A: How Does the Incarnation Inform Culture & the Arts?

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