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In part one, Jeremy informed us of some of the most common objections that Mormons have regarding Christianity. In Part two, Jeremy teaches us how to respond to those questions according to a biblical worldview.
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Listen to "Answering Mormon Objections Part 1" before listening to this! This Q&A session followed that lecture and in it Jeremy responds to questions about Mormonism from the audience. Though you can't hear the questions (no audience mic), the answers are fascinating nevertheless. Subscribe at https://dotheology.com so you won't miss part two!
Jeremy was in Kansas in November speaking on Mormonism and objections Mormons have to the Christian faith. Listen to part one of his lectures as he discusses what the most common objections are, and subscribe to the show at https://dotheology.com so you won't miss part two where he answers those objections from a biblical worldview.
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Jeremy references Episode 5 from Season 1 (Secondary Doctrine Part Two) in the introduction. If you have not listened to that, click here to check it out: https://www.dotheology.com/e/05-secondary-doctrine-part-two/
In this offseason episode, both Jeremy and Kenn read articles from their personal blogs reflecting on the election and what's ahead for believers. We hope it is edifying for you.
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In this episode we get down to the nitty-gritty on complementarian application. How has God designed male and female? Should the man always hold the door open for his wife? Is it appropriate for a church to have deaconesses? At what age does a boy become a man, and thus should be taught by men in the church? How unified must we be on this topic? Listen as Jeremy and Kenn do theology in the realm of gender roles.
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Listen to our conversation with Andrew Rappaport about developing a disciples-making-disciples culture in a church, how to spot false teacher/teaching, and what he appreciates about the international church.
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