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EPISODE · Jul 14, 2026 · 2H 23M

EP.110 Spiritual Warfare

from SavagelyLOUD · host Clifford Moore III

What does spiritual warfare really look like? Is it a fight against people who believe differently... or a battle against ignorance, fear, and misunderstanding?In this special LIVE episode of SavagelyLOUD, we were joined by Troy Lillie, host of The Motley Croc Show, and Justin Stoll (th3realhuckleberry) for an open, unfiltered discussion on Paganism, Satanism, Christianity, and the labels that often divide us before real conversations can even begin.Together, we explored why so many Christians are quick to judge beliefs they may have never taken the time to understand, the differences between Paganism and Satanism that are so often ignored, and what spiritual warfare means from different perspectives. This wasn't about attacking anyone's faith—it was about challenging assumptions, encouraging critical thinking, and proving that respectful dialogue is still possible, even when we disagree.Whether you share our views or not, this conversation is meant to make you think.🎙️ Recorded LIVE on Saturday. 📺 Now available on YouTube and all major podcast platforms.👍 Like • 💬 Comment • 🔔 Subscribe • 🔄 Share your thoughts below. What does "spiritual warfare" mean to you?

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What does spiritual warfare really look like? Is it a fight against people who believe differently... or a battle against ignorance, fear, and misunderstanding? In this special LIVE episode of SavagelyLOUD, we were joined by Troy Lillie, host of The Motley Croc Show, and Justin Stoll (th3realhuckleberry) for an open, unfiltered discussion on Paganism, Satanism, Christianity, and the labels that often divide us before real conversations can even begin. Together, we explored why so many Christi...

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