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EPISODE · Jul 17, 2025 · 12 MIN

O primeiro Papa da Igreja teria sido Pedro?

from TEOmídia Blog · host TEOmídia Blog: Marcos David Muhlpointner ✍️ | Dr. Viana 🔊

Será que Pedro é a pedra sobre a qual Jesus edificaria Sua Igreja? Seria Pedro o primeiro Papa, conforme o argumento católico?Esse post encontra-se no:TEOmídia Blog - uma preciosa fonte de edificaçãoConfira também:TEOmídia - plataforma gratuita de vídeosTEOmídia Rádio - 24 horas no arTEOmídia Cast - disponível no seu serviço de streaming de música e podcast.Posts do TEOmídia Blog recomendados!        O 'Eu' como centro indevido no culto a Deus - https://www.buzzsprout.com/652504/episodes/16302833        Jesus é o dono da festa - https://www.buzzsprout.com/652504/episodes/12875769        Barrabás, Jesus e eu - https://www.buzzsprout.com/652504/episodes/16470976Podcasts recomendados!        TEOmídia Cast #151 - Generosidade: a Conexão do Coração com o Bolso - https://www.buzzsprout.com/636142/episodes/13935547         TEOmídia Cast #157 - O Natal e o Príncipe da Paz - https://www.buzzsprout.com/636142/episodes/14152954

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Será que Pedro é a pedra sobre a qual Jesus edificaria Sua Igreja? Seria Pedro o primeiro Papa, conforme o argumento católico? Esse post encontra-se no: TEOmídia Blog - uma preciosa fonte de edificação Confira também: TEOmídia - plataforma gratuita de vídeos TEOmídia Rádio - 24 horas no ar TEOmídia Cast - disponível no seu serviço de streaming de música e podcast. Posts do TEOmídia Blog recomendados! O 'Eu' como centro indevido no culto a Deus - https://www.buzzspr...

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