Because We're Not the Same

This week, with Samir still on vacation, Nathan attempts to incinerate the credibility of the show by bringing in his die-hard Marxist comrade Corey Knight to have a serious, hour-long discussion on whether socialism has any value as an ideology in comparison to capitalism, looking back on its history and seeing how it can be viable right now in a world gone wrong.

Samir is taking a bit of a vacation, but the show must go on - and so Nathan has brought in his friend Philip Nadurak, the Noble Heretic, to discuss some difficult questions: If the Gifts of the Holy Spirit are for today, then what is the purpose of modern apostleship? Is there a possibility of adding new books into the canon of Scripture? And if fornication is a sin, then what's the Biblical justification for such a view?

If you want to find out more about Philip Nadurak or the work he's put out, here are some links to click on:

Websites:

Medium Blog (no longer active): https://medium.com/@philipnadurak

The Noble Heretic Podcast (no longer active): https://anchor.fm/thenoblehereticpodcast

E-Books:

When the Hype Dies

Let Genesis Speak for Itself

For My Younger Self: Things I Wish I Knew (currently unavailable)

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