Two Thousand Years of Church History | Ep. 24 - The Authentic Christian Podcast

[@BrnAgn-ty7ri]

Great episode! Y'all never disappoint. Thanks & God bless this ministry.

[@GBNTV]

Thank you so much! God bless

[@cathie223]

Exceptional ... thank you for sharing your gifts of teaching God’s Word.

[@polarisedelectrons]

I do appreciate your podcasts, good sirs. I don't always agree 100% with every episode, but you are nonetheless educated and confident speakers, and I do like learning new things concerning history and doctrine. This was a fun episode trying to condense 2,000 years of church history into 28 minutes, a very challenging thing I'm sure. Y'all should do a completely separate podcast series where you spend a more adequate amount of time explaining church history and doctrines. I would be hooked on that in a minute. Stay safe and blessed~

[@larrymcclain8874]

Let's not forget. No one in the history of Christendom except for a few obscure Gnostic groups (Cainites, 2nd century mentioned by Tertullian) ever denied the necessity of water baptism for salvation, before the 16th century and John Calvin. He is credited as the very first to promote this concept. Even Calvin's mentor, Augustine of Hippo, who at one time had been a Manichean Gnostic, continued to teach the necessity of water baptism for salvation. Any belief otherwise is only 500 years old, and has more in common with Gnosticism rather than true Christianity.

[@justanerdyhobbitgirl]

This was my first episode I watched; it's so good. Thank you!

[@yoopercouple3971]

I would love to know where to get the document Aaron sent to Tucker. Whata great episode! I always watch when I'm doing the dishes in the morning, and I am going to have to sit down soon and take notes on all of these episodes. You guys have taught me sooo much! Love this podcast. God bless you guys!

[@yoopercouple3971]

Had to pause this episode and sit down to take notes. You guys went into so much, that I couldn't just listen this time. Thank you for referencing John Calvin and his commentary. I printed it out, and wow. So thankful I found this podcast!

[@bobb4237]

How do we know we have 2000 years of accurate church history? Cause Pope Gregory 8 said so in 1582, or was it i582? How do we know our history is not a lie? There’s too many things not in the historic narrative to bring solid questioning to the topic.

[@kmratnakumar9955]

We need Church History book . Tell us how to get it ?

[@shellbell2167]

Can we get that 30 pages document that you are describing that is anti-nicean?

[@markvasquez5123]

When will part 2 of this be released?

[@GBNTV]

Great question! Tomorrow!

[@jocelysisaac4873]

Does anyone know what translation they're reading?