Two Natures: Interview with Dr. Sam Noble

Dr. Samuel Noble holds a PhD from KU Leuven, an MPhil from Yale University and an MA from the American University of Beirut. His research focuses on the social and intellectual history of Arabic-speaking Christians and the interactions between Levantine Christians and Eastern Europe.
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Two Natures: Interview with Dr. Sam Noble
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Very informative. Brought out some important concerns often unknown or overlooked by those of us who, in sorrowful fervor, perhaps rush to positive judgment in our sorrow over brokenness and eagerness for communion.