Bad Theology in a Time of COVID
Chapter 1. Prologue -- Chapter 2. Introduction -- Chapter 3. Bad Theology Revisited -- Chapter 4. Theology and Pandemics: A History -- Chapter 5. Prosperity, Pre-Millennialism, Partisanship, and Politicians -- Chapter 6. Church and Church Leaders -- Chapter 7. TV Preachers and 21st Century Snake Oil...
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