A Critique of the Seven Mountain Mandate - (Part 9) - Critical Issues Commentary
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Bob and Eric continue their discussion of the Seven Mountain Mandate as taught in the book Invading Babylon. They show the problems with doctrine that is built upon extra biblical revelation and the moralism of the Seven Mountain Mandate. They also discuss Philippians 3:20, showing that our citizenship is in heaven as we await the coming of the Lord.
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