Just Thinking Podcast EP # 117 | Evangelical Deconstructionism
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Deconstruction Undermines the Church
- Evangelical deconstructionism treats the church as a socially constructed system, not God's divine institution.
- This undermines biblical authority and encourages reconstructing the church in culturally accepted forms.
Genesis to Jesus: Deconstruction Battle
- The serpent in Genesis initiates deconstruction by questioning God's word.
- Jesus counters deconstruction with firm reliance on Scripture's authority and truth.
Deconstruction Seeks No Truth
- Deconstruction is an endless process of questioning without seeking truth.
- Jacques Derrida himself admitted that deconstruction is impossible and without a final definitive conclusion.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
How to Slow Down and Get Back Behind the Mics
01:51 • 2min
Grace to You: A Podcast for Christian Media
03:47 • 3min
Why Are You Afraid?
07:10 • 6min
The Fragile Fragment of the Evangelical Church
13:06 • 3min
The Rise and Fall of the Black Lives Matter Organization
16:08 • 4min
The Functional Universalalism of the Church
19:40 • 6min
The Power of Sprinkles
25:26 • 3min
Omaha's Passion for the Truth
28:37 • 3min
The Importance of Private Reading
31:22 • 4min
Precious Remedies Against Satan's Devices
35:26 • 2min
The Importance of Being Aware
37:35 • 2min
The Battle for Truth
39:48 • 3min
How to Navigate Multifaceted Issues in the Church
43:13 • 5min
The Importance of Context
48:25 • 2min
The Importance of Pastors Addressing Sociocultural Issues
50:49 • 3min
The Importance of Biblical Exposition
53:27 • 2min
The Truth War
55:20 • 3min
What Is Deconstructionism?
58:05 • 6min
The Origins of Deconstruction
01:03:55 • 3min
The Origins and Generating of Deconstruction
01:07:04 • 3min
The Definition of Deconstruction
01:10:10 • 5min
The Role of Critical Thinking in Deconstructionism
01:15:28 • 3min
The Pluralism of Dareda
01:18:58 • 2min
The Influence of Deconstruction on Post-Culturalism
01:21:00 • 1min
The Domino Effect of Deconstruction
01:22:10 • 5min
The Desire for Essence Is a Misguided Metaphysical Quest
01:27:26 • 5min
The Five Point Progression of Evangelical Deconstruction
01:32:46 • 5min
How to Deal With Deconstruction in Church Culture
01:38:11 • 3min
The Reconstruction of the Word of God
01:41:16 • 3min
The Second Adam Responds to Deconstruction in Matthew Chapter 4
01:43:57 • 3min
The Five Points of Evangelical Deconstructionism
01:46:49 • 5min
The Foundation of the Church Is Christ Unquote
01:51:38 • 5min
The Importance of Faith in the Church
01:56:59 • 5min
The Deconstruction of White Evangelicalism
02:02:04 • 2min
The Deconstruction of La Crea
02:03:47 • 2min
Derrida's Definition of Whiteness
02:05:42 • 3min
The Origins of the Deconstruction of Faith
02:08:35 • 3min
The Progression of Egypt Evangelical Deconstruction
02:11:33 • 4min
The Hermeneutic of Suspicion
02:15:47 • 2min
LaCray's Deconstruction of the Church
02:18:07 • 3min
LaCray's Response to Giglio's Statement on Slavery
02:21:20 • 2min
The Church of Christ: A Divine and Spiritual Institution
02:23:44 • 5min
The Black Topia of a Church
02:28:24 • 2min
The Nonsensical Idea of Black Topianism
02:30:04 • 2min
The Problem With Deconstructionists
02:32:23 • 3min
The Church of Christ
02:35:45 • 3min
LaCray's Argument for a Type of Kurt
02:38:28 • 2min
The Disastrous Approach to Evangelical Deconstructionism
02:40:40 • 5min
Jesus, According to the Scriptures, Restoring the Portrait From the Gospels
02:45:57 • 5min
The Body of Christ
02:51:17 • 3min
Deconstructionism and the Problem of Culture
02:54:05 • 2min
The Oneness of the Church
02:55:56 • 4min
The Beauty of Unity in the Church
02:59:46 • 3min
The Problem With Deconstructionism
03:02:24 • 2min
How to Get to Heaven
03:04:24 • 4min
The Problem With Evangelical Deconstruction
03:08:40 • 6min
The Evangelical Deconstructionist Is Not Deconstructing His or Her Faith
03:14:18 • 4min
The Importance of Repenting of Deconstructionism
03:18:17 • 3min
In Colossians 2:8, the apostle Paul exhorts believers to not be taken captive through philosophies and deceptions that are rooted in the traditions of men. Deconstruction, a philosophy that has its origins in Marxism, is one of those deceptions. And yet, there are those within evangelicalism today who are actively promoting and advocating that deconstruction is good and virtuous for the church. In this episode of the Just Thinking podcast, hosts Darrell Harrison and Virgil ‘Omaha’ Walker make it clear that they do not concur with that view. Listen as they “turn pages” and discuss what God’s Word has to say about “Evangelical Deconstructionism.” That’s the title of episode 117 of the Just Thinking podcast.
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