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  • R. T. Kendall, Unashamed to Bear His Name: Embracing the Stigma of Being a Christian
    Living the Faith Spring 2013

    R. T. Kendall, Unashamed to Bear His Name: Embracing the Stigma of Being a Christian

    Laura Gummerman May 15, 2013May 17, 2026
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    R. T. Kendall, Unashamed to Bear His Name: Embracing the Stigma of Being a Christian (Bloomington, MN: Chosen, 2012), 208 pages, ISBN 9780800795160. “Ashamed of the Gospel? Who, me?” Today it is easier than ever for individuals to proclaim their religious preference. Targeted mass marketing has made it possible for modern Christians to exhibit their…

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