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#STRaskStand to Reason
Questions about how to respond to the claim that “all faith-based religions will one day be proven wrong by science” and whether or not students will continue to show up to youth group if you start training them by role-playing objections against the faith.
* How would you respond to the claim that “all faith-based religions will one day be proven wrong by science”?
* Will students continue to show up to youth group if we start training them by role-playing objections against the faith?
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