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E9: T + F Reader Feedback Part 2: On Michael Todd, the Catholic Bible + More
In this continuation of episode 8, host Veritéetfeu responds to reader feedback on a myriad of topics. This episode includes commentary on pastor Michael Todd of Transformation Church, the Catholic Bible and more.
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Clarifications + Corrections
During my commentary on the Catholic Bible in this episode, I casually said there were "five or however many" additional books in their Old Testament. The actual amount is 14 and, collectively, they are referred to as the Apocrypha. Note: This point of clarification does NOT change the context of my commentary. This detail is only meant to give the actual number of the books in the Catholic Bible that are not God-breathed Scriptures. ;-)
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In this continuation of episode 8, host Veritéetfeu responds to reader feedback on a myriad of topics. This episode includes commentary on pastor Michael Todd of Transformation Church, the Catholic Bible and more.
Related content from truthandfire.com
Why I Renounced My Letters in AKA: Guest Feature
Something in the Milk Ain't Clean: 8 Preachers to Avoid in 2018
No. Women May NOT Be Pastors: Where's the Lie?
Christianity: The White Man's Religion or Nah?
For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Self-Segregation / When the Gospel is Enuf
Clarifications + Corrections
During my commentary on the Catholic Bible in this episode, I casually said there were "five or however many" additional books in their Old Testament. The actual amount is 14 and, collectively, they are referred to as the Apocrypha. Note: This point of clarification does NOT change the context of my commentary. This detail is only meant to give the actual number of the books in the Catholic Bible that are not God-breathed Scriptures. ;-)