Conversations That Matter Thanksgiving, Physiognomy, & Wheaton College on Political Polarization
Nov 29, 2024
Jon dives into Thanksgiving traditions while sharing his culinary adventures, including smoking ribs and turkey. He discusses the debate over physiognomy and its implications. The conversation shifts to Wheaton College, exploring political polarization and the school’s approach to social justice. Insights include critiques of Christian political biases, societal divisions, and the role of technology in shaping communities. Finally, there’s a call for unity and reconciliation among Christians amidst controversies.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Thanksgiving Culinary Adventures and Family Traditions
02:08 • 4min
Barbecue and Polarization: A Dual Exploration
05:49 • 4min
Examining Political Bias in Christianity and Post-Thanksgiving Reflections
09:56 • 4min
Unity Amidst Controversy
13:52 • 6min
Exploring Identity and Technology
19:57 • 22min
Exploring Political Polarization and Peacemaking at Wheaton College
42:21 • 3min
Addressing Polarization: The Role of Christians and Conservative Voices
45:18 • 2min
Navigating Political Polarization and Its Impact on Community Values
47:28 • 2min
Reflections on 9/11 and Political Extremism
49:36 • 15min
Examining Extremism and Political Violence
01:04:22 • 19min
Reconciliation and Community Healing
01:23:45 • 10min
Navigating Values and Professional Ambitions
01:33:17 • 2min
A Call to Love Amidst Institutional Critique
01:35:01 • 5min
Reflections on Trust and Modern Challenges
01:39:51 • 4min