• Episode #20 - Cessationism 9 (The Pagan Origins of Cessationism)

  • Jan 25 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 16 mins
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Episode #20 - Cessationism 9 (The Pagan Origins of Cessationism)

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  • In Episode 9 of the "Heresy of Cessationism" series, Daniel delves into the history behind cessationism, drawing inspiration from John Wesley's response to Conyers Middleton. The episode challenges the cessationist stance, revealing its potential to undermine fundamental Christian beliefs. It emphasizes the dangers of a rigid, Procrustean interpretation of scripture and urges listeners to reevaluate their views on the supernatural within Christianity.

    To view the previous parts of this series about "The Heresy of Cessationism" visit:


    The Heresy of Cessationism 1 (The Scriptures)

    https://youtube.com/watch?v=M8fr1ovkPeA



    The Heresy of Cessationism 2 (A Cascade of Lies)

    https://youtu.be/M8fr1ovkPeA



    The Heresy of Cessationism 3 (Has Prophecy Ceased?)

    https://youtu.be/llQjh9QpWxA



    The Heresy of Cessationism 4 (Have Tongues Ceased?)

    https://youtu.be/GlpTQtvP0FU



    The Heresy of Cessationism 5 (Gifts of Healings)

    https://youtu.be/tgTvugkuhYg



    The Heresy of Cessationism 6 (Evidence of Modern Miracles)

    https://youtu.be/8qX-CQRHnOs


    The Heresy of Cessationism 7 (Miracle Workers)

    https://youtu.be/okg0-YifH_0


    The Heresy of Cessationism 8 (More Calvinist Than Calvin)

    https://youtu.be/Z_Otye072bM


    #danielkolenda #cessationist #offtherecord

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