EPISODE · Mar 3, 2025 · 49 MIN
Protestant Reformation
from Project 28 · host Clay Graham, Perry Brown, Randy Bruner
In this episode, we discuss a "30,000-foot" view of the Reformation, including the issues in the Church that led to it, the doctrines that were recovered from it, and the importance knowing about it.
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