Week two of heresy month is all about Jehovah's Witnesses. On this episode, Jens and Lukas explore the lives of Charles Taze Russell and Joseph Franklin Rutherford, perhaps the greatest figureheads of this movement. They also discuss key aspects of JW theology and explain why it is errant.

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SPOOKY season is upon us. On the first installment of Heresy Month 2022, the guys explore the Courts of Heaven teaching of Robert Henderson. What is the deal here? What does this theology proclaim? Have you been to the Courts recently? Tune in for a spooky ride.

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This week the guys discuss some of the findings from Ligonier's 2022 "The State of Theology" survey. Should we be concerned with the results? Are surveys like this one even helpful?

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On another installment of "weird Bible passages," the guys discuss Mark 14:51-52, a very brief, vague passage. Why is this story about a naked runaway in Mark's gospel? What purpose does it serve? Do we know who this young man was? This conversation may surprise you. It surprised us.

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Jens is all alone on this week's episode. Instead of having a "normal" episode, he decided to share a bit about his upbringing, his personal life today, and what he is in to currently. He also offers up some hot and spicy takes to cap off this intimate look at the life of one of the hosts.

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On this episode the guys discuss the clarity of Holy Scripture. Can we actually understand it's contents? To what extent? Is the Bible more clear to some people compared to others? The answer may or may not satisfy you.

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What happened to the dinosaurs? How long ago did they live? Does the Bible even address or answer these questions? How should Christians live in light of scientific and paleontological evidence? This conversation stemmed from recent conversations that took place in July's mystery month (specifically the episodes on Old Age in Genesis and the Behemoth & Leviathan). 

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ORIGINALLY UPLOADED: August 18, 2020.

Jens was on vacation last week. That meant the guys were unable to record a fresh episode. On this throwback episode, the guys discuss Christian Love and the role it has in our discourse, especially as it pertains to conversations with people with whom we disagree. Christ calls his followers to a radical sort of love. How well are we living it out?

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This week the guys tackle another fan-inspired episode about the practice of casting lots. What is the deal with lot casting? Should New Testament believers cast lots? What should we make of the various Old and New Testament passages about the casting of lots? 

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This week's episode is special. "Christians of History" has returned with a new format. The guys recently received a few emails from a listener who suggested more conversations on Catholicism and those within it. This episode explores the life and work of perhaps the most prominent Catholic Theologian of the 20th Century, Karl Rahner.

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