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In which John and David consider Paul and Silas being unjustly locked away, only to turn the tables with a bold assertion of their rights upon release. They demand justice post-imprisonment, reminding us of the dignified stance of Nelson Mandela upon his own release. This episode isn't just another biblical narrative; it's a deep exploration of the cultural and social responsibilities that early Christians juggled, and it's a story that resonates with today's discussions about civil rights and personal agency. Join us as we explore these historical moments, and the powerful statement they make about standing up for justice within the framework of faith.Support the show
By John Andrews and David Harvey4.9
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Drop us a text message to say hi and let us know what you think of the show. (Include your email if you’d like us to reply)
In which John and David consider Paul and Silas being unjustly locked away, only to turn the tables with a bold assertion of their rights upon release. They demand justice post-imprisonment, reminding us of the dignified stance of Nelson Mandela upon his own release. This episode isn't just another biblical narrative; it's a deep exploration of the cultural and social responsibilities that early Christians juggled, and it's a story that resonates with today's discussions about civil rights and personal agency. Join us as we explore these historical moments, and the powerful statement they make about standing up for justice within the framework of faith.Support the show

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