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Here we go. It's time for another edition of Fighting for the Faith,

Thursday, April 19, 2012.

Yeah, you know, one of those days where there's too many things to talk about and not enough time. So I'm going to have to just do my best to make my way through what I can get through.

Interesting news though, coming in via email like at the last second. I'll explain in a minute here.

Thank you for tuning in your listening to fighting for the faith. My name is

Chris Rosebrough and I am your servant in Jesus Christ and this is the program

that dishes up a daily dose of biblical discernment the goal goal of which, help you think

biblically, help you think critically, help you compare what people are

saying in the name of God to the word of God there is no shortage of crazy

bizarre things being said and done in the name of Christianity that

well just flat out contradicts what the Bible teaches and so this is all about

learning how to slow things down and stop and get you to think

about what people are saying. That's really kind of the foundation behind critical thinking.

Is the idea is that you want to think through,

you know, with the implications of what somebody has said.

That requires you to sometimes stop take what they've said

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