How to Disagree in a Biblical Way

Host: Greg Koukl

Greg talks about how to disagree in a biblical way, then answers questions about how to correct ideas of the Hebrew Roots movement and coping with many problems.

Topics

• How to Disagree in a Biblical Way (00:00)
• How do I correct the ideas of the Hebrew Roots movement? (00:28)
• Coping with many problems (00:46)

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