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Brian Simmons Answers "NAR" Critics (Rod & Staff Podcast)
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23:40Now PlayingBrian Simmons from The Passion Translation joins me to discuss his alleged role as a NAR apostle - Does he believe in an open canon? Does he believe churches need to be run by apostles and prophets? Does he believe that we have to Christianize the whole world in order for Jesus to return?
I'm Rod Saunders, founder of Jew and Greek. I’m a musician, web developer, and a student of philosophy and economics. I recently published my first book on Amazon entitled Defending the Faith: Word of Faith Apologetics. It’s a response to the numerous charges against and misrepresentations of the Word of Faith movement and theology. I also have a CD of original music on CD Baby entitled Gates of Pearl. “Jew and Greek” is a good name because the two civilizations that influenced Western civilization the most were those of the Judeo-Christian and Greek worlds. From the Jews we received our values and a monotheistic theology, and from the Greeks we got philosophy which brought us science, sports, the arts, democracy, and economics. As a result I discuss all of the above in this blog and in my videos.
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