The Early Church Was the Catholic Church: Q & A (MP3)

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To deepen your knowledge of this exciting time in Christian history, join the Catholic Answers apologists for the Q & A Session at our 2019 conference, The Early Church Was the Catholic Church.

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Jimmy Akin, Trent Horn, Tim Staples, Karlo Broussard

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