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“I REALLY wanted to love this podcast but the narrators delivery is shockingly bad. Granted I have been spoiled by Mike Duncan, David Crowther etc but still - the subject matter is GOLDEN both from an educational AND entertainment perspective. Its truly shocking what these people did in the name...”Read full review »
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“My first few listens I wasn't sure I would stick with it now I enjoy every episode! Once you get his cadence and speaking pattern you enjoy so much history! I'm an American Catholic and I love learning about the early church. We seemed to always stop at the death and resurrection. So I...”Read full review »
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