Podcast 30, Part 2 of 2, Resurrection
May 26, 202524mEp. 450
This podcast is part 2 of our resurrection discussion starting with the last Podcast, #29. We go into depth discussing the actions, meaning, and significance of this sacrifice.
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Podcast 1, Considering the Creator God. A brief 30 minute discourse on how to consider a Creator God for those of us who often think as a scientist, those of us who are science minded.
drdougwyatt hosts Considering Christianity as a Scientist Series, a religion show with 45 episodes published.
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