150 Journey to Revolution: The Content of a Scientific Revolution, Part 4

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161 Malachi Conclusion - The Hinge of the Canon

We conclude what was perhaps the most important series ever on our podcast. In this episode we conclude both our Malachi series and understand the book of Malachi for what it truly is, the hinge of the Canon of Scripture. The bridge between Old and New, between Israel and the ...

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160 Malachi Revisited, Part 4: Isaiah 42: "The Failed Messenger"

An explanation is in order. This is our first Christian Atheist since June 1st of this year. Why the gap? Jenny and I have been working for Creation Evolution Headlines (Crev.com) and its founder/editor, David Coppedge. We have been writing articles and producing video content ...

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