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Published in Faith • Civilization • Theology (eISSN 3083-0710), Volume 2, Issue 1 — January–June 2027. Publication date: 27 October 2026. Copyright © 2026 Kyle Hetrick. All rights reserved; free reader access. Abstract Congregational discernment is frequently invoked whenever Christians gather to make…
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