EPISODE · Mar 28, 2019 · 39 MIN
002: Corrupt Line, Catechetical School of Alexandria
from 1611 Defence · host Kyle Kiker
A brief survey is made concerning the history of the heretical influences of Alexandria, Egypt on bible perversion. Beliefs and actions of heretics from Philo to Adamantius Origen are reviewed.
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A brief survey is made concerning the history of the heretical influences of Alexandria, Egypt on bible perversion. Beliefs and actions of heretics from Philo to Adamantius Origen are reviewed.
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A brief survey is made concerning the history of the heretical influences of Alexandria, Egypt on bible perversion. Beliefs and actions of heretics from Philo to Adamantius Origen are reviewed.
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