Prepping for the Apocalypse? | Q&A | Ep 598
April 12, 2022
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as posted by the channelToday we're taking a break from the news cycle and deep theological dives to answer some of your questions! Topics include prepping for food shortages versus relying on faith, whether Elon Musk buying part of Twitter is a good thing, and why the Republican Party seems to have so much trouble connecting with young people.
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