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Fallacies of the Flesh | FOTFlesh - Thinking Biblically about Unbiblical Thinking - Podcast on the Struggles with the Flesh
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Fallacies of the Flesh is a Christian podcast focused on “thinking biblically about unbiblical thinking.” It helps listeners examine mistaken beliefs the podcast describes as fallacies of the flesh: ideas that may appear appealing but can lead to sin, harm, and spiritual entanglement. Through its episodes, the show explores how these beliefs take hold and presents biblical countermeasures, drawing on the freedom offered through Christ and the teachings of Scripture.
The podcast is organized into series of seven episodes. Six episodes in each series unpack particular fallacies, while the seventh takes a deeper look at relevant biblical truths. Regular episodes run approximately 20 minutes and follow a four-part structure: the proposition that attracts, the payload of harm, the prison that keeps a person ensnared, and the prescription—the biblical remedy. Fallacies of the Flesh is designed to encourage and build up Christian listeners, helping them recognize misleading ideas and feel better equipped to live in Christ’s freedom. Episodes are available on podcast platforms, and the brand also has an Instagram presence.
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