With No Apology - What About Other Faiths?

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  • Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
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    In a series of 5 intriguing taxi journey's, J.John asks his friend and colleague Joe Boot how to answer life's hardest questions. With No Apology is ideal to watch in groups or on your own.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 8

  • @babsskett2757
    @babsskett2757 4 роки тому

    Brilliant, thank you, J John & Joe. God bless u both.xx

  • @thaddeuscarroll5272
    @thaddeuscarroll5272 6 років тому +2

    These 2 guys are full of wisdom more so then most i hope that one day we call acan be this wise but we have to get into scripture and study and learn to understand

  • @alfmilliken5200
    @alfmilliken5200 8 років тому +5

    Really good clears up som of the confusion about what may happen to those who have never heard about jesus

  • @afternoontea-bubblesbites1907
    @afternoontea-bubblesbites1907 2 роки тому

    Fantastic! Really helpful.

  • @NesKimStyle
    @NesKimStyle 5 років тому

    The argument is not sound. I wish it was but it is not. Just because Jesus makes a claim he is the way and Buddha claims he has not discovered all truth proves nothing. The very argument that only God looking from a birds eye view down at a mountain can know which paths lead to him or not is in conflict with the statement about Buddha.

    • @petesake1299
      @petesake1299 5 років тому

      Not sure I understand your argument? See my comment. We are being told what to believe by middle class , white Christians who have been taught middle class white Christianity doctrine.

  • @petesake1299
    @petesake1299 5 років тому +1

    Does CocaCola pay you Canon J John? No its not good because all roads DO lead to God. They lead to Jesus who is the manifestation of God.

  • @samboelguapo6826
    @samboelguapo6826 6 років тому

    Its impossible to be seperate from god