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MP3 Debates and Apologetics Talks, William Lane Craig ...

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Karl Keating and Catholic/Protestant Debates and others (see www.Catholic.com) Karl Keating vs. Peter Ruckman 1987 MP3 Karl Keating vs. Bart Brewer 1987 MP3 Karl Keating vs. Bill Jackson 1987 MP3 Karl Keating vs. Dave Hunt on Action Sixties February 1993 MP3 Karl Keating vs. Dave Hunt on Catholicism and "Early Christianity" 1994 MP3

Telephone Conversations and Telephone Debates

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For the most important audio programs we have, see: Traditional Catholic Audio Programs. Archived Radio Programs. Refuting Protestantism and Eastern "Orthodoxy" Audio Programs. Telephone Conversations and Debates “Baptism Of Desire” Debate – Bro. Peter Dimond vs. Nick Santosuosso - June 2021

Ultimate Challenge - A Catholic Protestant Debate - 8 ...

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SKU: AC-UC-1. $42.95. QTY: The Ultimate Challenge: A Catholic/Protestant Debate documents an exciting series of dialogues between well-known Catholic and Protestant scholars held at Southern Methodist University. This captivating presentation features three popular Catholic scholars (Dr. Scott Hahn, Fr. Mitch Pacwa, & Fr. Benedict Groschel) and an equal number of …

DEBATE: Is it reasonable to believe in ... - Catholic Answers

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One Mediator and Kneeling Catholic Statues Debate …

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The Protestant vs Catholic Audio Debate. - r e g u l a f i ...

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The thoughts of Marshner (4) on these issues alone are worth the price of the debate. A major dissapointment in this debate was the lack of representation for the Anglican position, the Via Media. Instead of a serious contributor of this tradition, the moderator of the debate (the Anglican ) played the proverbial act of the neutral observer (5).