Episode 15: Muddled Thinking

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Harrison D. Wilson

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The Onesimus Collective is a discussion of Christianity minus the theological rhetoric. It is hosted by Harrison D. Wilson, who invites the followers of Jesus Christ, or the just curious, to take this journey together.

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Episode 15: Muddled Thinking

The Onesimus Collective

32 minutes 47 seconds

1 year ago

Episode 15: Muddled Thinking

What do you think of when you hear the word “Crusades?” Do you think of knights with big red crosses across their chests or the senseless killing in the name of the Cross of Christ? By the way, except for many of those doing the fighting, the Crusades were not about the Cross of Christ. We will also talk a little about the science of soteriology, which studies the doctrine of salvation as well as the importance of the Book of Genesis in God’s plan of salvation.

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