Got started a little late so we didn’t go a full hour but covered some “Tweet theology,” including responding to Leighton Flowers and looking at some Thomas stuff. Also reported on the last few nights in Opelousas (which I mispronounced at the start!), what’s coming up the rest of the week, and provided a tribute to Jeremy Hasty, a dear brother who has been so supportive of our work for years. Enjoy!
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I have submitted several emails on the doctrine of Mary in the early Church to you, and yet you do not respond. You claimed on your radio show that nowhere in the early Church around the the time of the First Council of Nicea, was there any evidennce to substantiate the Catholic teachings on Mary. I gave you two or
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Jumbo Tuesday Dividing Line
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Porvaznik Perfidy and Matatics Mendacity Documented Final
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Catholic Answers and Veronica’s Station of the Cross
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Reformed Thomists?
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1 John 1:5-2:2, Brief Discussion on Presuppositional Apologetics
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