Shia Labeouf Believes Christianity is True

from Trinity Radio · host Braxton Hunter

#shialabeouf #apologetics #TrinityRadio Known to many as a Hollywood wildcard, Shia Labeouf just keeps coming back to the spotlight, regardless of cultural commentary or personal struggle. But despite functioning as an agnostic a short time ago, he is now professing Christ. What happened? In this discussion we'll cover a new article from "The Hollywood Reporter" and an interview with Bishop Robert Barron, in which they discuss Shia Labeouf's conversion to Christianity, and what led to the "Padre Pio" actor deciding to become a Christian. We'll also interact with the live-chat audience. The Hollywood Reporter Article: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/shia-labeouf-responds-to-olivia-wilde-dont-worry-darling-claims-1235214049/ Bishop Barron & Labeouf Interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjxKG4mR3U4 The Desert News Opinion Column: https://www.deseret.com/2022/9/10/23344712/britney-spears-atheism-shia-labeouf-catholic-faith Learn Formally: Trinitysem.edu Learn Casually: TrinityRadio.org Help us out and get ebooks, seminary-level courses, extra episodes, and more: Patreon.com/trinityradio Music - Hype - Joakim Karud

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