The Pugs Answer Your Questions! : The Theology Pugcast Episode 287

Today the Pugs answer questions prosed by supporters of the show on Patreon. Listen in to learn (among other things), where the guys first met and became friends, what they think about Annihilationism, why it really might come down to choosing between Aristotle and Nietzsche, why getting dressed up for church is a good thing--even though your salvation can't be boiled down to that, and a whole lot more!
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[@kristianbennett941]

Yes, Pugcast University would be awesome!!!

[@genieharris5661]

I loved hearing how you guys got together. This is one of my favorite podcasts/youtube shows. Monday mornings always start with the Pugcast. I’ve learned so much and though I won’t remember a lot of it, being an older adult, I’m enriched by your content and know it is helping me think more biblically. The history lessons alone are worth a great deal. And your humility comes through in each episode. Ya’ll know so much and still, you’re not ‘know-it-alls.’ Quite refreshing. Thank you for sharing your insights and your relationship. It’s a beautiful part of the program.

[@aaronsellers2396]

You guys should interview Bnonn Tenant. Him and his wife are doing a really good series on the language of clothing on their show, "True Magic".

[@averyhubbard-nb1gx]

Please do the history course for homeschoolers Glenn!

[@jackuber7358]

Good show. Especially appreciated the segment on Maryology.

[@leoncaw326]

Thanks! My own question if anyone is able to answer- Why would Christians know anything about/take influence from Aristotle, Nietzsche, or Marx? Or do you mean that as westerners we automatically have some of that philosophy seep into our background thoughts? Seems it wouldn't be Either/Or but None of the Above.