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Andrew and Trevor discuss the differences between Protestant and Restorationist theology. What does it mean to believe in scripture as the sole authority?
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You are ready to dive into scholarly material, but don't know where to start. Andrew guides you through some of the easiest and most affordable ways to access theological scholarship without leaving your desk.
Andrew sits down with Joe from Sub Umbra Alarum Domini to discuss Development of Doctrine: What it is (and what it's not), where it came from, and why Protestants should be less hesitant to embrace it.
Andrew and Trevor conclude their series on the seven councils of the undivided church. Not to give away the subject of this finale, but it is ICONIC.
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Andrew and Trevor hold yet another discussion: two wills, one podcast... The 6th ecumenical council brings us ever closer to the end of this series and a cohesive foundation for Christology.
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Can you read your way to Rome? Andrew and Trevor talk to their friend, Noah Dellinger, about his conversion to Catholicism and the Age of Internet Apologetics.
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Andrew and Trevor are back in the new year with more of the same. The second ecumenical council held in Constantinople has some new drama and some old Christological issues returning.
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Andrew sits with Ryan (DMin Candidate, Northern Seminary) to discuss the idea of theological research, the difference between the two terminal theological degrees (PhD and DMin) and Ryan's project on therapy within the church.
In this episode, Andrew and Andrew discuss why so many Christians are going trad - as well as the unique gifts that the Anglican tradition offers to those seeking the catholic and apostolic church.
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