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Apr 24, 2014 1 hr 24 min

LikeFlintRadio Show 7

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Come join us ‘live’ from Istanbul, Turkey and a few other places, for our latest offering of some well-spiced flint flakes. Grab a coffee, put your feet up, and remember that in our world, ”youse are like bobotie” may actually not be an insult! On the menu: 1.”What are you reading this week, Cliff”, continues with part four of the book “The Occult Philosophy of the Elizabethan Age” by Frances Yates. Cliff also shares a little of his own testimony, when he was involved in the occult. 2. “Crusy’s Discernment Corner”, highlights some of the errors of the teaching of the well-known Joyce Meyer. 3. Join GK as he explores second plurals in the”Greek Spot” and finally, 4. Andie shares the incredible story of Polycarp (Bishop of Smyrna) and his martyrdom, as recorded by Eusebius in his "History of the Church from Christ to Constantine”.

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This instalment of Flint Flakes may just spark the beginnings of a new gourmet delight, which we will simply call “lasagne a la bobotie”! As always, it’s a great mix of flakes: Cliff shares a little of the time he was involved in the occult in part four of “The Occult Philosophy in the Elizabethan Age” by Francis Yates, Crusy’s Discernment Corner explores some of the false teaching by Joyce Meyer, GK tells us about the ‘youse’ of double plurals in the Greek Spot, and finally, Andie shares the story of the martyrdom of the remarkable man, Polycarp.

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