Good Faith Debates

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i feel like engaged in a better way, in a more clear way, where i can say i feel comfortable with my faith and with my convictions engaging this way. I mean, i probably don't get invited to the progressive cocktail parties, an, but i do feel like engaged in a better way. It's just, again, it's just not playing by their rules and making sure we do it in a different way.

While Curtis is still on sabbatical, David talks to Justin Giboney, co-founder of the AND Campaign, about racial justice, political tribalism, and the “God gap” in the Democratic Party. They discuss the problems with left and right as they grapple with extremism, and they talk about Justin’s experiences talking about hot-button topics from a politically heterodox (but theologically orthodox) point of view.

Show Notes:

-Good Faith Debates: How Should the Church Address Racial Injustice?

-AND Campaign

-Compassion (&) Conviction by Justin Giboney

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-Follow Curtis’ work at RedeemingBabel.org