About this episode

This episode explores how Christianity is the culmination of a plan predicted by the prophets in the Old Testament.

Stephen Angliss | In a world of fast fads and temporary trends, people long for things that last. History and tradition help shape one’s perception of their present, and those things which stand the test of time show their true colors. When Peter wrote to the Christians in Asia Minor, he was writing to a group of people who abandoned longstanding traditions of Judaism and Greek mythology for what appeared to them to be a new religion. Join us to find out why Christianity is not new, but the culmination of a plan predicted and shared in by those in the Old Testament centuries before.

People in this episode

Host: Stephen Angliss

Topics covered

• grace
• prophets
• Christianity
• tradition
• Old Testament
• religion

Keywords

• grace
• prophets
• Christianity
• tradition
• Old Testament
• religion
• Asia Minor

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Christianity, Judaism, Greek mythology

Books & works: 1 Peter

Places: Asia Minor

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