

God's Not Dead (with Aaron Chewning)
Nov 29, 2017
Aaron Chewning, a humorist with a knack for critiquing faith-based media, joins the discussion to tackle the 2014 film God's Not Dead. They explore the movie's cultural impact and dive into its absurd characterizations, especially of liberal figures. The conversation includes personal anecdotes from conservative Christian backgrounds, reflecting on the intersection of faith and humor. Chewning and the hosts also humorously dissect the film's plot holes and discuss the challenges of belief, all while ensuring a light-hearted critique of Christianity in modern entertainment.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
Exploring Christian Culture with Humor
04:54 • 2min
Journey Through Faith and Culture
07:01 • 16min
Faith, Doubt, and Film Analysis
22:53 • 10min
Satire and Sin: Christian Films Unpacked
33:06 • 11min
Exploring Faith, Loss, and Film
44:21 • 14min
Celebrating Joy Amidst Pain
58:45 • 2min
The Holy Roast: A Playful Critique
01:00:46 • 17min
Exploring the Worst Christian Music Videos
01:17:30 • 4min
Musical Musings and Nostalgic Banter
01:21:32 • 23min