It's time.

time. It's time for another edition of Fighting for the Faith, Wednesday, November 28, 2012.

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Last week we didn't do our light edition because of the Thanksgiving holiday. Thank you for tuning in, you're listening to fighting for the faith.

My name is Chris Roseboro.

I am your servant in Jesus Christ, and this is the program that dishes up a daily dose of

biblical discernment, the goal of which help you think biblically, help you

compare what people are saying in the name of God to the word of God.

Part of being able to spot false doctrine requires you to be very well conversant with the bona fide real thing.

Here's the idea.

The existence of counterfeit money does not disprove the existence of money no far from it the

existence of counterfeit money proves the existence of the original thing

otherwise you wouldn't be counterfeiting it you get what I'm saying And so the way to make sure that you are not

snookered by a counterfeit is to know the original very well. This is what I was

taught when I worked as a bank teller up in Seattle a long time ago when I was skinny and young and

naive and things like that.

But I was trained how to spot counterfeits at a training class really put on by the FBI.

It was rather interesting.

It was rather fascinating and actually in a lot of ways kind of boring in a letdown.

The reason why it was boring in a letdown is because in order to spot counterfeits,

they said, listen, there's 101 different ways, actually it was more like a thousand and one different ways to counterfeit and they're always coming up with new ways to

counterfeit so therefore the only solution is for you to know and know and know the original

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