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I continue reading some hadith I find interesting and insightful for learning about Islamic theology. In this episode we learn more about the Salat and its rewards, a bit about the afterlife, and other things as well.

In this episode I read Athanasius' 39th festal letter and discuss what it says regarding the books included in the canon of Scripture and Sola Scriptura.

In this episode I read a sermon by Joseph Fielding Smith, in which he discusses the mortality and immortality of man, the three states of man, the incompletion of Christ's work before the resurrection, and sons of perdition.

In this episode I begin reading and talking about certain Hadiths from Sahih Al Bukhari that I find most interesting and helpful for understanding Islam and its teachings. This is done from a Christian perspective as one who genuinely wants to learn more about Islam. In this episode we read hadiths that give particular understandings of sin, the salat (5 daily prayers), a very important event in the life of Muhammed, and more.

In this episode I read James 2 and exegete it, and then I read the section on Exaltation in the Gospel Library app, which is an app created by the LDS church itself. Are both documents consistent with one another? Does James 2 refute the doctrine of Justification by Faith Alone as held by the reformers? This episode answers both questions.

In this episode, I ask the question "why are there changes in the Book of Mormon?" And explain why such a question is extremely important to ask to any LDS missionary, and why any LDS missionary should be able to answer it.

In this episode I read from Sahih-Al Bukhari, a sound hadith source, where it discusses the historical reality that the text of the Qu'ran has had variation in how it was written down, recited, and memorized by the muslim people since the days of Muhammed himself.

In this episode, I discuss the proceedings that come from the Sixth Ecumenical Council and I read four of them for you. We see that the Sixth Ecumenical Council did not condemn Monergism, as has been said by some, but we also see other interesting things as well, such as issues regarding Papal Infallibility, the authority of the Scriptures to determine whether or not a doctrine is true, the importance of maintaining that Christ must possess every necessary attribute of the human nature, or else He is not truly a man, and finally, the Lutheran and Reformed confessions on the Son of God. All of these things are discussed in this episode.

In this episode of Mormon Sermons, we hear John Taylor, the 3rd president of the LDS church , discuss the early beginnings of Mormon settlers in Zion, and reasons why the LDS church practices baptism for the dead.