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Divergence Podcast

R. L. Solberg

Author and theologian R. L. Solberg examines heresies and worldviews that oppose Christ. Utilizing generous amounts of Scripture and historical research, Solber...

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Closing Thoughts on Jewish Christian-Relations in the Early Church (Part 11 of 11)
We wrap up our mini-series with some closing thoughts on terminology, freedom in Christ, seeking a biblical tone, and more.
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25:08
Reviewing the Council of Nicaea (Part 10 of 11)
We examine the theology and attitudes of Christianity at the Council of Nicaea and compare them to our NT baseline.
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27:54
A Summary of Early Christian Writings (Part 9 of 11)
We summarize our look at early Christian writings by comparing them to our NT baseline.
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20:54
Early Christian Writings: Melito & Cyprian (Part 8 of 11)
>We continue our examination of the early Christian writings by looking at Melito's On The Pascha and Cyprian's Three Testimonies Against Jews.
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32:18
Early Christian Writings: Marcion & Martyr (Part 7 of 11)
We continue our examination of the early Christian writings by looking at Marcionism and Justin Martyr’s Dialogue with Trypho.
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Author and theologian R. L. Solberg examines heresies and worldviews that oppose Christ. Utilizing generous amounts of Scripture and historical research, Solberg presents compelling insights and builds robust arguments with clarity and grace. R. L. Solberg is a leading Christian apologist against Torahism (aka Hebrew Roots). This heresy teaches that followers of Jesus are required to keep the Old Testament Law. He has been pursuing theology, apologetics, and philosophy formally and informally for more than two decades. He studied at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and has a Master's Degree in Theological Studies from Williamson College. He also studied Biblical Hebrew at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

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