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Saturday, May 15, 2010

More from Peter Jeffery

Posted on 5:52 AM by Unknown
It's worth mentioning the ongoing dialogue between Peter Jeffery and certain defenders of Morton Smith in the comments under my post from three weeks ago. Discussion finally seems to be winding down.
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