
A Light to the Nations is a bi-weekly podcast examining all parts of the biblical story from a functional perspective. Instead of asking what words means, we consider instead their function, i. e., how they are used in other parts of the Bible. In each episode will discuss the functionality of words and how that allows us hear the teaching.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 74 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationReligion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

A Light 66.
Inclusio.
“Isn’t this where…we came in?”
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Having grown up in a multi-denominational family, I learned of the general Christian principles and commandments well enough to “get the gist”. I subsequently lived a Christian, albeit agnostic, life. After stumbling upon Orthodoxy and this podcast, it does a very good job of stripping away the vagueness and seemingly contradictory interpretations of those other denominations. In doing so, it speaks to “the truth” that the other faiths’ rationalizations could only allude to.
Great podcast. Thank you Father Fred!









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