In this episode, the Superfriends discuss Yom Kippur (the Day of Atonement). For Christians, what Yom Kippur represents is very encouraging because we know that Jesus is our substitute and he turned away God's wrath for our sins; Jesus is the atonement that was promised and to which Leviticus 16 and 23 point to.

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In this episode Dr Clark and Brad Isbell are joined by Wresbyterian to discuss what they love about being P&R, why the visible church is so important to the Christian life and even why church organization (government/polity) matters.

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In this episode, Dr. Clark considers a question that has troubled philosophers for centuries, "is the world that we experience with our five senses real, or just and illusion?" but Dr. Clark says that the world was made to be known, and you were made to know it.

Young people today are having a crisis of confidence of their sense experience and they often "self-identify," conflating the categories of sex and gender, contrary to the nature of the creation order.

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