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The story of Rachel's conversion from atheism to Christianity illustrates how soft rationalism works. Which of these is NOT part of the story?
{ 1 } - Rachel's close friend has recently become a Christian.
{ 2 } - Rachel reads the gospels and finds Jesus's message attractive.
{ 3 } - Rachel begins to see Christianity as a serious option.
{ 4 } - Rachel discusses objections to belief in God with her friend.
{ 5 } - For a time, Rachel is undecided -- but prays to God for help.
{ 6 } - Rachel finds parts of Christianity illuminating for her own life.
{ 7 } - Rachel wonders how the world could come to be without God.
{ 8 } - Rachel finds a conclusive disproof of atheism.
{ 9 } - Rachel finally (and quite suddenly) says "Yes, I believe!"
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The story of Rachel's conversion from atheism to Christianity illustrates how soft rationalism works. Which of these is NOT part of the story?
{ 1 } - Rachel's close friend has recently become a Christian.
{ 2 } - Rachel reads the gospels and finds Jesus's message attractive.
{ 3 } - Rachel begins to see Christianity as a serious option.
{ 4 } - Rachel discusses objections to belief in God with her friend.
{ 5 } - For a time, Rachel is undecided -- but prays to God for help.
{ 6 } - Rachel finds parts of Christianity illuminating for her own life.
{ 7 } - Rachel wonders how the world could come to be without God.
{ 8 } - Rachel finds a conclusive disproof of atheism.
{ 9 } - Rachel finally (and quite suddenly) says "Yes, I believe!"
This is part of the story.
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The story of Rachel's conversion from atheism to Christianity illustrates how soft rationalism works. Which of these is NOT part of the story?
{ 1 } - Rachel's close friend has recently become a Christian.
{ 2 } - Rachel reads the gospels and finds Jesus's message attractive.
{ 3 } - Rachel begins to see Christianity as a serious option.
{ 4 } - Rachel discusses objections to belief in God with her friend.
{ 5 } - For a time, Rachel is undecided -- but prays to God for help.
{ 6 } - Rachel finds parts of Christianity illuminating for her own life.
{ 7 } - Rachel wonders how the world could come to be without God.
{ 8 } - Rachel finds a conclusive disproof of atheism.
{ 9 } - Rachel finally (and quite suddenly) says "Yes, I believe!"
This is part of the story.
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The story of Rachel's conversion from atheism to Christianity illustrates how soft rationalism works. Which of these is NOT part of the story?
{ 1 } - Rachel's close friend has recently become a Christian.
{ 2 } - Rachel reads the gospels and finds Jesus's message attractive.
{ 3 } - Rachel begins to see Christianity as a serious option.
{ 4 } - Rachel discusses objections to belief in God with her friend.
{ 5 } - For a time, Rachel is undecided -- but prays to God for help.
{ 6 } - Rachel finds parts of Christianity illuminating for her own life.
{ 7 } - Rachel wonders how the world could come to be without God.
{ 8 } - Rachel finds a conclusive disproof of atheism.
{ 9 } - Rachel finally (and quite suddenly) says "Yes, I believe!"
This is part of the story.
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The story of Rachel's conversion from atheism to Christianity illustrates how soft rationalism works. Which of these is NOT part of the story?
{ 1 } - Rachel's close friend has recently become a Christian.
{ 2 } - Rachel reads the gospels and finds Jesus's message attractive.
{ 3 } - Rachel begins to see Christianity as a serious option.
{ 4 } - Rachel discusses objections to belief in God with her friend.
{ 5 } - For a time, Rachel is undecided -- but prays to God for help.
{ 6 } - Rachel finds parts of Christianity illuminating for her own life.
{ 7 } - Rachel wonders how the world could come to be without God.
{ 8 } - Rachel finds a conclusive disproof of atheism.
{ 9 } - Rachel finally (and quite suddenly) says "Yes, I believe!"
This is part of the story.
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The story of Rachel's conversion from atheism to Christianity illustrates how soft rationalism works. Which of these is NOT part of the story?
{ 1 } - Rachel's close friend has recently become a Christian.
{ 2 } - Rachel reads the gospels and finds Jesus's message attractive.
{ 3 } - Rachel begins to see Christianity as a serious option.
{ 4 } - Rachel discusses objections to belief in God with her friend.
{ 5 } - For a time, Rachel is undecided -- but prays to God for help.
{ 6 } - Rachel finds parts of Christianity illuminating for her own life.
{ 7 } - Rachel wonders how the world could come to be without God.
{ 8 } - Rachel finds a conclusive disproof of atheism.
{ 9 } - Rachel finally (and quite suddenly) says "Yes, I believe!"
This is part of the story.
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The story of Rachel's conversion from atheism to Christianity illustrates how soft rationalism works. Which of these is NOT part of the story?
{ 1 } - Rachel's close friend has recently become a Christian.
{ 2 } - Rachel reads the gospels and finds Jesus's message attractive.
{ 3 } - Rachel begins to see Christianity as a serious option.
{ 4 } - Rachel discusses objections to belief in God with her friend.
{ 5 } - For a time, Rachel is undecided -- but prays to God for help.
{ 6 } - Rachel finds parts of Christianity illuminating for her own life.
{ 7 } - Rachel wonders how the world could come to be without God.
{ 8 } - Rachel finds a conclusive disproof of atheism.
{ 9 } - Rachel finally (and quite suddenly) says "Yes, I believe!"
This is part of the story.
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The story of Rachel's conversion from atheism to Christianity illustrates how soft rationalism works. Which of these is NOT part of the story?
{ 1 } - Rachel's close friend has recently become a Christian.
{ 2 } - Rachel reads the gospels and finds Jesus's message attractive.
{ 3 } - Rachel begins to see Christianity as a serious option.
{ 4 } - Rachel discusses objections to belief in God with her friend.
{ 5 } - For a time, Rachel is undecided -- but prays to God for help.
{ 6 } - Rachel finds parts of Christianity illuminating for her own life.
{ 7 } - Rachel wonders how the world could come to be without God.
{ 8 } - Rachel finds a conclusive disproof of atheism.
{ 9 } - Rachel finally (and quite suddenly) says "Yes, I believe!"
This is part of the story.
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The story of Rachel's conversion from atheism to Christianity illustrates how soft rationalism works. Which of these is NOT part of the story?
{ 1 } - Rachel's close friend has recently become a Christian.
{ 2 } - Rachel reads the gospels and finds Jesus's message attractive.
{ 3 } - Rachel begins to see Christianity as a serious option.
{ 4 } - Rachel discusses objections to belief in God with her friend.
{ 5 } - For a time, Rachel is undecided -- but prays to God for help.
{ 6 } - Rachel finds parts of Christianity illuminating for her own life.
{ 7 } - Rachel wonders how the world could come to be without God.
{ 8 } - Rachel finds a conclusive disproof of atheism.
{ 9 } - Rachel finally (and quite suddenly) says "Yes, I believe!"
This is definitely NOT part of the story -- and would be most unusual.
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The story of Rachel's conversion from atheism to Christianity illustrates how soft rationalism works. Which of these is NOT part of the story?
{ 1 } - Rachel's close friend has recently become a Christian.
{ 2 } - Rachel reads the gospels and finds Jesus's message attractive.
{ 3 } - Rachel begins to see Christianity as a serious option.
{ 4 } - Rachel discusses objections to belief in God with her friend.
{ 5 } - For a time, Rachel is undecided -- but prays to God for help.
{ 6 } - Rachel finds parts of Christianity illuminating for her own life.
{ 7 } - Rachel wonders how the world could come to be without God.
{ 8 } - Rachel finds a conclusive disproof of atheism.
{ 9 } - Rachel finally (and quite suddenly) says "Yes, I believe!"
This is part of the story.
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