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“This podcast is made up of a compilation of logically fallacious uses of biblical texts, misrepresentations of Trinitarianism, and an over all tendency to make unwarranted assumptions. Not only is this stuff poorly made and poorly presented, it is easily refuted. Take for example the host's use of 2Tim 2:5 in the episode "Who is Jesus?" Repeatedly, the host emphsizes the fact that Jesus is a human being. He presents this fact as if it is in contradiction to Trinitarianism, when in fact, Trinitarians have affirmed the authentic humanity of Christ for millenia (see the Definition of Chalcedon 451AD). If you'd like to hear some of the rationalizations utilized by unitarians for apologetic purposes, this podcast might be of some use. Otherwise, it is debris and should be discarded to the vast heap of long refuted unorthodox nonsense that passes itself off as something remotely biblical.”
Burgos9 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/06/11
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“It is very apparent that these teachers have done their research and it is such a huge blessing to get to listen to these!”
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United States of America ·
10/03/09
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“Great topics, with lots of information most people typically never hear about in church, plus these teachers don't scream and "preach" at you either.”
Kels0809 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/13/14
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