Apologetics Unplugged: Pluralism - Credo House Ministries

This is a special one-off episode of Apologetics Unplugged. In this episode Clint and I discuss pluralism; how it rose to popularity and how we are to contend with it as Christians. Listen in below!

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These Two Passages Are Completely Bizarre!

byC. Michael Patton

In today’s episode, we dive into Genesis 6 and 1 Kings 22 to crash those neatly packaged theological assumptions. These passages remind us that God intentionally includes the bizarre and the unexpected in Scripture to keep us from getting too comfortable. Just because something is bizarre doesn’t mean it’s not real—our worldview as Christians must embrace the reality of the strange and supernatural. Get ready to have your theological boxes blown wide open!

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In today’s episode, we dive into Genesis 6 and 1 Kings 22 to crash those neatly packaged theological assumptions. These passages remind us that God intentionally includes the bizarre and the unexpected in Scripture to keep us from getting too comfortable. Just because something is bizarre doesn’t mean it’s not real—our worldview as Christians must […]
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