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Ultimately, Kevin Grasso says, the third view interpretation of the Christ faith is not merely a contender in the debate.

It is the most linguistically plausible meaning of the phrase in light of Pistice's range of meaning,

the syntax of the Pistus Christo phrase, and early interpretations of the phrase by native speakers of Coyne.

I have Kevin Grasso here with me today.

We're going to be speaking about Kevin's article, a linguistic analysis of Pistis Christu,

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