<p>Occultism and Christianity have frequently been defined in opposition to each other. Christians, reflecting longstanding polemics against esoteric knowledge, have continued to view a range of magical traditions as heretical. Conversely, leading occultists have reversed this polarisation, presenting their ideas and practices as a dramatic rebuke of Christian orthodoxy.  Join Ray and Greg in the discussion</p>

Occultism and Christianity have frequently been defined in opposition to each other. Christians, reflecting longstanding polemics against esoteric knowledge, have continued to view a range of magical traditions as heretical. Conversely, leading occultists have reversed this polarisation, presenting their ideas and practices as a dramatic rebuke of Christian orthodoxy. Join Ray and Greg in the discussion

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<p>The Bottom Line is an interview program hosted by Dr. Ray Cradock with people from different backgrounds discussing various topics including those subjects that the ‘church’ doesn’t usually address. One of the programs signature pieces is an hour glass to remind people that time is running out and that Jesus is coming soon. The Bottom Line simply means, the most important part of something, the most important thing to consider, it is the crux of the matter and the final result or outcome.</p>

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The Bottom Line is an interview program hosted by Dr. Ray Cradock with people from different backgrounds discussing various topics including those subjects that the ‘church’ doesn’t usually address. One of the programs signature pieces is an hour glass to remind people that time is running out and that Jesus is coming soon. The Bottom Line simply means, the most important part of something, the most important thing to consider, it is the crux of the matter and the final result or outcome.

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