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This week SRR welcomes back to the show Peter Christian for another discussion on why he accuses Paul Washer, John MacArther, and Steve Lawson of being heretical. SRR and all of the representatives of this podcast do not agree with Peter assessment of these men. We believe that Peter makes multiple category errors and misrepresents his opponents. He confuses the evidence of salvation with the means of salvation and falsely accuses Washer, MacArther, and Lawson of adding works to the gospel. We attempt to point this out to Peter in the discussion.As we pointed out last week Peter Christian does a podcast out of Canada called Grace Hour Radio and is building a following of devoted listeners.

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This week SRR welcomes Peter Christian to the show and asks him to defend his recent comments that Paul Washer, John MacArther, and Steve Lawson are heretical. Peter Christian does a podcast out of Canada called Grace Hour Radio and is building a following of devoted listeners. What starts out a discussion in this episode turns into a lively debate as Peter attempts to explain why he doesn't believe anyone can be saved without embracing the five points of Calvinism known by the acronym TULIP. It is interesting to point out that in this episode Peter states that there is no condition for salvation and appears to be confusing that with unconditional election. Peter makes multiple category errors and we may have to address some of it at a later time. At this point, we are not recommending Peter or his ministry to our listeners as we do not think he is teaching sound doctrine.

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This week SRR welcomes Tim Kauffman back to the show for an in-depth discussion of the Roman Catholic Mass. Both Tim Shaughnessy and Tim Kauffman are converts from Roman Catholicism and now regard the Mass as an abomination. Those are strong words to use so tune in and find out why the Catholic church is in grave error regarding this issue. Brother Tim Kauffman takes on what Catholics refer to as the "sacrifice challenges" and he lays it to rest.

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SRR welcomes Andrew Rappaport to the show this week as Tim and Andrew discuss the difficult task of sharing our faith with those who are closest to us. They open up about personal experiences and share insight into the word of God which calls us to be faithful even when others want us to remain silent. Tim extends an open invitation to his own family, who is predominantly Roman Catholic, to have an open, respectful dialogue about matters of the faith. Many times people equate disagreement with hatred and as Christians, we are called to love those who misunderstand us, falsely accuse us, revile against us, and even persecute us. We would like to give special thanks to Andrew Rappaport for having such a difficult conversation in the hopes of encouraging other believers. If you would like to email Andrew you can reach him at StrivingForEternity.org

Christianity/ Religion

Join Tim and Joseph as they discuss whether or not Christians should partner with Roman Catholics. Is this a compromise of spiritual warfare in for a cultural warfare and if so then is it a sin. Both Tim and Joseph weigh in on an event that took place in July of 2016 called "Together 2016" which was an ecumenical effort to bring Catholics and Evangelicals together under one banner in order to effect cultural change. Included in the list of prominent speakers was Ravi Zacharias and Francis Chan along with Pope Francis.

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