<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/1a/a0/da/kendall52777/3000x3000_4308279.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />Kendall and Ben respond to a recent Christianity Today opinion article titled Not Many Should Presume to be Bloggers.  The both presume to be bloggers and podcasters.  Kendall rejects the professional-amatuer divide in the church.  Ben also tempers his previous enthusiasm of the Partial Preterist eschatological view point.

Kendall and Ben respond to a recent Christianity Today opinion article titled Not Many Should Presume to be Bloggers. The both presume to be bloggers and podcasters. Kendall rejects the professional-amatuer divide in the church. Ben also tempers his previous enthusiasm of the Partial Preterist eschatological view point.

<br>Kendall and Ben respond to a recent Christianity Today opinion article titled Not Many Should Presume to be Bloggers.  The both presume to be bloggers and podcasters.  Kendall rejects the professional-amatuer divide in the church.  Ben also tempers his previous enthusiasm of the Partial Preterist eschatological view point.

Ep. 25: Now With 30% Less Heresy

Persons of Interest is an unscripted, real, authentic dialog between two self-identified postmodern-generation citizens of the planet Earth.  Kendall George and Ben Crace explore topics of interest to people living beyond the modern era. Subjects include technology, spirituality, politics, life, love, meaning, purpose, saving the world, and making a difference.

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Persons of Interest is an unscripted, real, authentic dialog between two self-identified postmodern-generation citizens of the planet Earth. Kendall George and Ben Crace explore topics of interest to people living beyond the modern era. Subjects include technology, spirituality, politics, life, love, meaning, purpose, saving the world, and making a difference.

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