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Pastor, Senate Nominee Adam Hamilton Says It’s ‘OK’ Not to Believe in Virgin Birth

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Something terrifying is happening around one of Christianity’s most foundational beliefs. Scripture warned long ago that a time would come when sound doctrine would be challenged. Pastor Adam Hamilton, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Kansas and longtime pastor of the me

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