The Alisa Childers Podcast #273 How Progressives Exploit Christian Compassion, with Allie Beth Stuckey
Nov 3, 2024
Allie Beth Stuckey, author of "Toxic Empathy," dives into how progressive Christianity distorts authentic compassion regarding race, sexuality, and social justice. She critiques the concept of 'toxic empathy' and its influence post-2020, warning against the tension between kindness and truth. Stuckey also addresses misleading labels thrown at her views and stresses the need for clear guidance from church leaders amidst political pressures. The conversation emphasizes balancing compassion with biblical convictions on pressing societal issues.
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Toxic Empathy Origins
- Allie Beth Stuckey noticed evangelicals mimicking worldly mottos on social justice, especially after George Floyd's death.
- This led her to explore the concept of toxic empathy and its exploitation by progressives.
Compartmentalized Faith
- Christians compartmentalize their faith, separating it from politics, work, and other areas.
- Stuckey argues this is unlike progressives who integrate their beliefs into every aspect of life.
Nazi Comparison
- Stuckey recounts Russell Moore comparing her interpretation of Matthew 25 to that of a Nazi German soldier.
- She expresses concern over figures like Moore and the AND Campaign, advocating for clarity from pastors on key issues.