On the Use of the Word "Innocent" to Describe the Pardoned

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Channel: drcraigvideos · 2018 · Education

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On October 14, 2017, at Houston Baptist University Dr. Craig shares a paper exploring the analogy between divine forgiveness and legal pardon. Following the lecture, he answers a question regarding his use of the word "innocent" and if it is accurate to describe those who have been pardoned.

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