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The Death of Truth, The Death of Law

Christian Legal Society National Conference

By: Chuck Colson|Published: October 26, 1995 12:00 AM

Topics: Audio, Chuck Colson, Ethics

Chuck Colson addresses the Christian Legal Society on truth and the importance of worldview in interpreting and applying the rule of law.

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