205 - The Ability to be Pecked

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Today on RTP — In this episode, a listener asks an intriguing question about Christ’s temptation and how it differs from our own. Also, should you seek the forgiveness of a person who doesn’t know you wronged them? In the Aftershow*, is there a pastoral qualification that changes with the culture? Then, Thomas brings up a word he finds personally annoying as well as the possibility that he may have stolen something.

 
 

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