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Answering the Error
Answering the Error
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Join Don Blackwell and Aaron Gallagher as they discuss common misconceptions found in biblical viewpoints. Answering the Error is a series produced by the Gospel Broadcasting Network.
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Is the Bible alone enough, or does the church need an authoritative tradition beyond Scripture? In this episode of Answering the Error, Don and Aaron examine the Catholic argument against sola scriptura and ask whether Scripture, tradition, and church authority really fit the biblical pattern.
Did Paul really separate baptism from the gospel when he said Christ sent him “not to baptize”? In this episode of Answering the Error, Don and Aaron look at the historical, contextual, grammatical, and doctrinal evidence behind 1 Corinthians 1:17. This discussion helps answer one of the most common objections raised against the necessity of baptism.
In this episode of Answering the Error, Don and Aaron examine a widely shared video criticizing the Churches of Christ. They address questions about denominations, “no creed but Christ,” instrumental music, baptism, and the possibility of falling from grace. With Bible in hand, they consider each argument and compare it to what Scripture teaches. Whether you’re familiar with the Churches of Christ or simply curious about their beliefs, this discussion offers a clear and biblical explanation.
In this episode of Answering the Error, Don Blackwell and Aaron Gallagher are joined by guests Dr. Dave Miller (Apologetics Press) and Dr. Kerry Duke (Tennessee Bible College) to explore one of the most serious and divisive issues in the church today: marriage, divorce, and remarriage—specifically, whether adultery in an unscriptural marriage is a one-time act or a continuous sin.
In this episode of Answering the Error, Don Blackwell and Aaron Gallagher are joined by guests Dr. Dave Miller (Apologetics Press) and Dr. Kerry Duke (Tennessee Bible College) to explore one of the most serious and divisive issues in the church today: marriage, divorce, and remarriage—specifically, whether adultery in an unscriptural marriage is a one-time act or a continuous sin.




