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The Transliterate God

Transliterate is one of a ton of new words showing up in the lexicon of the digital age, and it refers to someone who is able to read, write and interact effortlessly across a variety of platforms. This seems to describe not only the way God has always interacted with creation but the way in which the church should live in a world that’s already hyper-transliterate.

 

 

 


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