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Hillbilly Theology|Theology Rocks Show #64 - "Good Theology Takes Work" Episode
Like good story telling, good theology takes lots of hard work, lots of good thinking. Unfortunately, it's too easy to take the easy way, and just accept whatever we've been told. We're exhorted in scripture to test everything, and that really does mean EVERYTHING.
The audio is really glitchy, but the content makes it worth publishing (I think). There are some pops, and obviously missing parts of words, but I think you can figure it out. If it's too bad, let us know.
Keep Dan in your prayers. He was in and out of the hospital all last week. Mostly in the hospital, while his girls were starting school and his wife was still adjusting to a new job. He's home now. I got a chance to talk to him [Monday]. He sounded good, but very tired.
If you fill out the contact form (http://www.opendiscipleship.org/contact), Dan will get a copy of it. I think it would make him feel better if some of you would send get well wishes.
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“Theology Rocks - truths to stand on” is a production of OpenDiscipleship.org, "teaching great truths to trustworthy people who are able to pass them on to others."
“Theology Rocks - truths to stand on” is...
Simple, clear talk about theological truths for Christians. A
conversation between two Christian brothers about all kinds of
theological issues, daily issues with theological implications, and how
Christianity should permeate every aspect of the Christian's life.
[ Tue, 21 Aug 2007 00:01:58 -0600 ]
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