Brant Pitre discuses his new book, "Jesus and Divine Christology" with Larry Chapp

August 21, 2024
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The assertion that Jesus never claimed to be divine is exegetically dubious

What a wonderful conversation! A great book on a very important topic. A big thanks to Dr. Brant Pitre for appearing on the show.

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Larry Chapp

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