Christian Conquest
Movie Synopsis: On the day of his scheduled execution, a convicted serial killer gets a psychiatric evaluation during which he claims he is a demon, and further claims that before their time is over, the psychiatrist will commit three murders of his own.
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Cults are all basically the same. Join us as we discuss some major cults of our day, create a better one, and then tear them all down to show how the Bible remains entirely distinct from every perversion.
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Today the West languishes in an age of atheistic materialism. The Bible dispels such a repugnant notion, positing the existence and necessity of the supernatural. One topic within the supernatural that has been debated for centuries is that of the Nephilim. In this podcast we talk about that. P.S. This episode is largely based on our previously published episode (and Youtube video) titled ______________ Watch the podcast on Youtube for accompanying visuals:
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The Epic of Gilgamesh records a giant which Scripture seems to speak of: Nimrod. Nimrod, one of the "mighty men" as from before the Flood (also called Nephilim), presided over the construction of the Tower of Babel — often considered the Second Fall, for there God pronounced a new curse upon humanity: the division of languages. All for a tower? Throughout Scripture, God seemingly jumps to apocalyptic-level action in what skeptics claim is "barbaric" and capricious. Actions like the annihilation of Sodom and Gomorrah, the near extinction of life by the Flood, and the genocide of the...
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What is "Islam" in the average Muslim's mind? In this part 2 about Islam, we discuss how most Muslims in the West view their religion, how Christians ought to go about evangelism, and how we can specifically respond to Muslim accusations. ___________ Watch the podcast on Youtube for accompanying visuals: The Noble Qur'an online: Hadiths online:
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Is Islam a religion of peace? In this part 1 about Islam, we discuss apologetics for Christians to reach Muslims, an overview of the initial origins of the religion, and whether or not it is as peaceful as people say. ___________ Watch the podcast on Youtube for accompanying visuals: The Noble Qur'an online: Hadiths online:
info_outlineThe Epic of Gilgamesh records a giant which Scripture seems to speak of: Nimrod. Nimrod, one of the "mighty men" as from before the Flood (also called Nephilim), presided over the construction of the Tower of Babel — often considered the Second Fall, for there God pronounced a new curse upon humanity: the division of languages.
All for a tower? Throughout Scripture, God seemingly jumps to apocalyptic-level action in what skeptics claim is "barbaric" and capricious. Actions like the annihilation of Sodom and Gomorrah, the near extinction of life by the Flood, and the genocide of the Canaanites. Even Islam likes to get in on the finger pointing, saying we aren't so different after all!
Unfortunately, many Christian apologists just try to shrug these things off, saying things like "The Canaanite conquest wasn't really a genocide" or "The instructions in 1 Samuel to kill the men, women, and children were just symbolic". Sadly, limp responses like these which don't hold weight under even the most generous of Biblical hermeneutics is unbecoming of the strength of Scripture. And Scripture does have an answer.
Here we try to present that answer — building the Biblical groundwork as we go.
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