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Ep 62. Advent - with Dr. Eric Huntsman

Ep 62. Advent - with Dr. Eric Huntsman

FromIn Good Faith


Ep 62. Advent - with Dr. Eric Huntsman

FromIn Good Faith

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Length:
28 minutes
Released:
Dec 8, 2019
Format:
Podcast episode

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Advent - with Dr. Eric Huntsman

One of the most surprising things about Christmas is that the earliest Christians didn't celebrate it--it would have been too pagan. Soon thereafter though, the human propensity to observe important events--and to have a party--began to create the celebration we know today. So how do we keep Christ at the center of it all?

Dr. Eric D. Huntsman talks about Advent--the preparation for the celebration of the birth of Christ, in this interview on his book, "Good Tidings of Great Joy," recorded several years ago. The book provides a mix of history, facts, doctrine, and stories for every age and intellectual bent, casting new light on Mary, Joseph, and all the other familiar characters. I think you'll also enjoy a heart-felt chapter on "Christmas with Autism," showing one family's discovery of ways to fill the season with joy for every family member, no matter what their needs.

Advent

Dr. Eric D. Huntsman

Tidings of Great Joy
Released:
Dec 8, 2019
Format:
Podcast episode

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