World War One (1914–1918) had a profound and often disorienting impact on the spiritual climate in Europe. The unprecedented scale of violence, death, and destruction led many to question long-standing religious beliefs, moral assumptions, and the authority of traditional institutions, including the Church. In this episode, we break down a brief history of the war and the major spiritual and religious consequences that came from it. Support the show Want to serve or learn more? h...
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World War One (1914–1918) had a profound and often disorienting impact on the spiritual climate in Europe. The unprecedented scale of violence, death, and destruction led many to question long-standing religious beliefs, moral assumptions, and the authority of traditional institutions, including the Church. In this episode, we break down a brief history of the war and the major spiritual and religious consequences that came from it. Support the show Want to serve or learn more? h...
The importance of apologetics in Europe with Ray Baker 🇸🇪
The Why Europe Podcast
38 minutes
2 years ago
The importance of apologetics in Europe with Ray Baker 🇸🇪
Ray Baker left his home in 1985 to pursue the great commission in Europe. After spending time in Iceland, his journey lead him to Sweden, where he has now lived for most of his life. Author, teacher, linguist, and GEM worker, Ray Baker, discusses the importance of apologetics, learning languages, his experiences in Europe, and much more in this episode. You can find and support Ray's ministry efforts in Sweden by visiting https://apologia.se Support the showWant to serve or learn more? h...
The Why Europe Podcast
World War One (1914–1918) had a profound and often disorienting impact on the spiritual climate in Europe. The unprecedented scale of violence, death, and destruction led many to question long-standing religious beliefs, moral assumptions, and the authority of traditional institutions, including the Church. In this episode, we break down a brief history of the war and the major spiritual and religious consequences that came from it. Support the show Want to serve or learn more? h...
