Part 2 | Wes Huff: Answering King James Only Objections

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Defending Christ Against Islam: Apologetics with Vocab Malone

In this episode of Cultish, Andrew Soncrant and Vocab Malone examine the claims of Islamic apologetics and their contradictions with biblical Christianity. Drawing from recent debates with Muslim apologists, Vocab challenges the claim that Muhammad was prophesied in Scripture and ...  Show more

Did the Watchtower Rewrite the Bible? Examining the Deity of Christ in the NWT

In this episode of Cultish, we’re joined by Jason Contino to examine controversial passages in the New World Translation and how the Watchtower’s translation choices affect key biblical texts concerning the deity of Jesus Christ.Did the Watchtower rewrite the Bible to fit its the ...  Show more

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