Phil Robertson

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14,032 appearances 88 recordings 2 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard 19 Jun

Phil Robertson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Does he have meat and bones?
Because that is the central teaching of who he was.
And so when you get to 1, 2 John, 3 John, it talks about the Antichrist.
I don't think it's an accident that he talks about the Antichrist being anyone who doesn't acknowledge that Jesus came in flesh.
that he didn't incarnate.
See what I'm saying?
It is the central teaching, and obviously Athanasius was someone who I think embodied this in the church early, very early.
I'll say this, too.
If you go back to Constantine and how he died on his deathbed and even the prolonging of the baptism, think about that view of baptism that was prominent in the early church or I say early, in Constantine's days.
that I'm going to prolong this because once I'm baptized, I can't sin again.
I mean, just think of that view of salvation.
That's a very, very limited view of salvation, by the way.
And it sounds like not very appealing to me.
I'm just being honest.
That's like, ugh.
Like, right, that it's all about like, I got to do the thing, get right, and then I get to go to heaven.
Like, that's such a limited view of salvation.
And what Athanasius brought into the church or brought back into the church or maybe into the pop culture of the church or the bigger view of the church is that true salvation is not a one-time event.
It's actually a participation in the life of God.
I think about John 17, 3, which our church is, that's our primary text of the church that we have here and we're part of in North Carolina, is that eternal life as Jesus defined it
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