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There is a famous legend about settling the matter of God’s existence that concerns a man shot with a poisoned arrow. Before the man can allow the arrow to be withdrawn and the wound treated, he insists upon knowing who shot him, what sort of poison was in the arrow, and what kind of medicine […]https://www.faithpointlc.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/Self-Deceit-Sermon-Title.jpg