Christian Huff

because I've been on another, I've been on this same exact discussion before I even listened to it for probably the last week.

you know, we had the girl on the podcast recently.

I don't know if it'll air before this one or not.

Um,

Melissa... Doherty.

Yeah.

She had talked about coming out of the New Age movement and the New Thought movement, which a lot of people in the church I go to have come out of that.

And one of the things that she has said was kind of like... I'm kind of paraphrasing, but one of the dividing lines between what she would call like a...

a version of Christianity that's not actually Christianity, that's just borrowing from the language, and real Christianity, kind of that dividing line, was this idea that Christ came in the flesh.

And I was really appreciative of Dr. Calvert's emphasis on showing how that one thing seemed to be the dividing line, even in the early church, like all the heresies that really kind of entered in that were most of those heresies that were addressed.

In some form or fashion, they had something to do with, did Christ actually have a body?

And was there a physical resurrection?

And I thought, man, that's an interesting question.

It seems so simple, but right, he read 2 John.

Y'all have that, by the way, that 2 John open?

No, no, no.

We'll come in town.

We'll hang out.

And yeah, we'll have a good time.

I did.