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May 14, 2022 Rev. Isaias D'Oleo

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Rev. Isaias D'Oleo

I'm an ordained minister currently earning a Ph.D in Philosophical Theology at Calvin Seminary. My purpose with the following blog is to promote critical reflection on modern issues in theology, hoping it sparks stimulating conversations. When not writing, I like to bike and try new coffees.

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