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Faith in the Fog of Reality - 2022 Conference

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9.16.2022

Mark Ridgeway - Knowing and Discipleship

This is the second of three short talks from Gospel Conversations supporters as a response to Esther Meek's Covenant Epistemology.

Mark Ridgeway explores the thought of Esther Meek in the context of Discipleship.

He follows the contours of Covenant Epistemology, explores the practice of inviting the real and concludes with some practical recommendations for the Church.

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More from the series

Leisa Aitken - Hope as a Way of Knowing

Ron WInestock - Knowing and Cosmology

Esther Meek - The Real Inviting Us

Esther Meek - Inviting the Real

Esther Meek - Love and Subsidiary Focal Integration

Esther Meek - How Integration works

Esther Meek - How Knowing Works - Subsidiary Focal Integration

Esther Meek - The Crisis of Meaning

Paul on Faith, Hope & Love as ways of Knowing

Romanticism and Knowing

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