Faith and Cultural Engagement

This chapter explores the growing influence of Wesley Huff in contrast to mainstream evangelical churches, emphasizing the complexities of discussing faith in modern societal contexts. Through the examination of figures like Jordan Peterson and rich theological themes, it critiques contemporary approaches to morality and self-reflection while advocating for a return to divine reliance in personal and societal governance. The conversation also underscores the importance of recognizing one's own flaws and the necessity of accountability in fostering genuine self-control and improvement.