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On today’s Bible Answer Man broadcast (10/19/26), Hank comments on the notorious way Plinius the Younger interrogated Christians, aiming to shift them from the worship of Christ to the worship of Cesar. But Plinius was wrong. Christians never gave in because they believed in the resurrection of Christ, and they turned the Empire upside down.
Hank also answers the following questions:
What are the marks and practices of the New Testament church, and how do they reflect on the modern church? Robbie - Edmonton, AB (3:48) Is there a difference between willful, conscious sin and just stumbling? Charles - Fresno, CA (7:43) Does faith come by personal choice or from God? Luke - Post Falls, ID (9:29) Is it okay to determine God’s will by casting lots like in Acts 1? Brian - Huntington, IN (15:10) Why does 1 Corinthians 15 say the resurrected Lord appeared to the twelve when there were only eleven disciples at that time? Brian - Huntington, IN (18:58) My uncle is a homosexual. He is nice and believes in God, but the Bible says homosexuality is wrong, so does this mean he will go to hell? Amber - Leslie, MO (19:53) What are your thoughts on the Trumpet Call of God cult? Jim - MO (23:29)
