33:28 and Paul addresses the issue about the “wall” between generations in Titus 2. See how church is supposed to be a family where older men have their responsibilities, older women theirs, younger men and younger women etc.

31:08 check the argument between Paul and Peter (and all other apostles on his side) during the council of Jerusalem in Acts 15:19-29. They definitely had a conflict there but the resolution led to the church keeping united in the teaching and the Gospel being spread all over their modern world.

1:07:26 interesting argument by Nazar. Why do we build our faith more on the experience than on the theology?

I like how you are not only addressing and exposing issues (we have a lot of this these days), but are also giving the Biblical solutions and practical steps for dealing with them. You are encouraging every Christian to think instead of following the crowd

14:30 Eddy says “even in the very beginning we believe in a very very different things” Acts 2:42 states that the early church in Jerusalem “devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching” which implies that there was one coherent teaching for every new believer. My question is why our understanding of the Gospel is different depending on the tradition even though the early church had unity about it up until the 3rd century? This question is directly related to your personal accountability topic inasmuch as how can we demand accountability if we are not united in the teaching?

44:20 exactly. Are you sure that word “tradition” in this verse means a custom? This is found in 2 Thessalonians 2:15. Paul is referring to the teaching here. To the teaching of how to actually live according to the gospel (see verse before that).