It is been a few of months given that I have been able to record a new podcast episode, specified my minimal time as I geared up for the release of my new e book Faithfully Unique: Regaining Biblical Clarity in a Secular Tradition. But I believe you are going to obtain that today’s episode was worthy of the wait around!
In this clearly show, apologist Alisa Childers and I break down several recurring themes in progressive Christian writings, utilizing a recent most effective-marketing progressive Christian e book as a circumstance research: If God is Love, Really don’t Be a Jerk by John Pavlovitz. For example, we discuss about progressive Christian strategies these as the subsequent from a biblical perspective (there are a lot more lined in the clearly show):
- God has fairly substantially only a person attribute: enjoy.
- The Bible has some excellent stuff…and lots of negative things. We need to have to sift by means of it to establish what is superior.
- The measuring stick of religion is if it’s handy (rather than if it’s real).
- Folks are fundamentally excellent.
- Evangelicals consider they’re in a place of authority or ethical significant ground around other individuals when they get in touch with out sin.
I think you are heading to genuinely get pleasure from this dialogue! If you never now subscribe to the podcast, search for “The Natasha Crain Podcast” on your player or discover immediate inbound links in this article. You can also hear in your browser by clicking on the episode player beneath. Be aware that this IS a lengthy episode–you could want to pay attention in parts–but I’m likely to go out on a limb and say it’s effectively really worth it. We coated a ton of exciting and essential floor.
Pointed out in this episode:
My newly introduced guide, Faithfully Unique: Regaining Biblical Clarity in a Secular Lifestyle
My Facebook read alongside group for Faithfully Different
Alisa’s book, Another Gospel
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