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This interview with Ben Sasse is outstanding. Scott Pelley asks him about reformed theology and the belief that God ordains everything. Sasse responds: “I hate cancer. But I'm also grateful for it, I tell a lot more truth to myself than I used to do it when I thought... show more

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