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Phil Johnson attacks Joel Webbon for not being woke for Jews. Then he attacks the NXR conference for its speakers. But if we go down that road, Phil Johnson has defended having woke speakers like John Piper and Ligon Duncan at Shepherd's Conference. Yeah, as a Christian, I'd much...

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