Publisher’s Weekly Review of Benefit of the Doubt
Publisher’s Weekly gave us a positive review and highly recommends Greg’s book. You can find the review here. You can order a copy of Benefit of the Doubt on Amazon.
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Another Sneak Peek from Benefit of the Doubt
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Is the Bible a Legal Textbook?
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