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Spiritual freedom: a gracious path
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- The purpose of this project is to create a written manual which will encourage the readers to move toward greater spiritual freedom in the context of God's grace and the healing community. Data is drawn from examination of selected biblical, historical, theological, and contemporary literature and from one survey. The results include survey assessments and personal comments from the 25 participants who completed the reading and activities associated with the creative written sources, titled The Obstacle Course.
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