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The Constructionist Podcast: Bible, Renewing & Mind

The Constructionist Podcast: Bible, Renewing & Mind

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An exploration of the Bible and real life. Always asking the question “Is the Bible sufficient?” Recognizing that God is constructing us for a purpose.© 2025 The Constructionist Podcast: Bible, Renewing & Mind Ciencias Sociales Desarrollo Personal Espiritualidad Éxito Personal
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  • Ideas Have Consequences by Richard Weaver - Book Review

    Ideas Have Consequences by Richard Weaver - Book Review
    Apr 13 2025

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    Do ideas have consequences or are we free to react to the immediate without negative results. In this book by Richard Weaver (1948) he discusses the ideas that were flying around in his own day, ideas which still have relevance today. There is nothing new under the sun and Mr. Weaver certainly strikes a modern cord. Join Caleb as he explores a few of the ideas found in this book and the challenge of coming to terms with it in the present.

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    44 m
  • The Great Divorce by C.S. Lewis - A Book Review

    The Great Divorce by C.S. Lewis - A Book Review
    Mar 31 2025

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    Join Caleb in this episode of The Constructionist Podcast as he takes a trip through C. S. Lewis’ The Great Divorce. It will be a fantasy bus ride from the edge of Hell to the edge of Heaven meeting, unusual but strangely common people along the way.

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    44 m
  • Mystery Babylon: A NT Commentary on the Old Testament

    Mystery Babylon: A NT Commentary on the Old Testament
    Mar 23 2025

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    Babylon affects us all whether we are aware of it or not. In this podcast join Caleb as he explains the great historic scope of Babel to Babylon and how it is still very active today.

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    42 m
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