Why Genesis is Foundational to Christianity | Avery Foley | Ep. 213
Genesis is central to our faith as Christians. It’s even foundational to addressing issues like gender, racism and social justice, marriage and the family!
Avery Foley is a writer and speaker for Answers in Genesis. Join us as we discuss all the ways Genesis answers questions our culture is asking today and equips us to raise our children with a view shaped by scripture. This one would also be appropriate to share with your kids, even!
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