Gospel in the Stars
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Steve Gregg presents the theory of the "Gospel in the Stars", which proposes that the zodiac signs were designed by God to proclaim the Gospel in a certain manner. The theory suggests that the twelve zodiac constellations were passed down through generations, containing a connection to the gospel message. However, some Christians do not approve of this theory, pointing out that it cannot be confirmed by historical evidence, and star names have been documented for only a few hundred years. Despite its controversial nature, the "Gospel in the Stars" theory offers a speculative interpretation of the purpose behind the stars and their arrangement.
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