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The Crusades: more defensible than popular narrative but also included real atrocities including use of child soldiers

20 Questions with Pastor Mike (Episode 5) 01:09:16 – 01:09:46

Specific application of the church-history response to the Crusades

Mike notes he believes the Crusades are more defensible than commonly portrayed, but he freely acknowledges atrocities within them (e.g., children placed on front lines). He does not feel obligated to defend the Crusades because Christianity never promised all who claim Christ would act rightly.
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@CaidenHooks @MikeWingerii @copper_teal I have been to one of Hinn’s crusades. He preaches the true gospel and does it very clearly. He did that better than my pastor at my church at the time did. He does it regularly when I have never heard Osteen d...

@CaidenHooks @MikeWingerii @copper_teal I have been to one of Hinn’s crusades. He preaches the true gospel and does it very clearly. He did that better than my pastor at my church at the time did. He

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20 Questions with Pastor Mike (Episode 5) @ 01:09:16

2020-09-25

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church history apologetics Christianity and violence Crusades
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