582. Addressing the MacArthur Controversy & Fauci Texts

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Join us for the newest episode of Apologia Radio in which we continue our conversation surrounding the recent (apparently)controversial episode we did on John MacArthur's comments on end times. It created no small stir and Jeff Durbin responds. We also spend some time on the Anthony Fauci news regarding miscarriages and the jab. Don't miss it! Tell someone about it!

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