The Remnant Radio's Podcast Outrage Culture is Destroying Christian Unity: Can We Stop It? (Matt Whitman)
Oct 1, 2025
Matt Whitman, creator of The Ten Minute Bible Hour and author, explores the pitfalls of outrage culture in Christian discourse. He highlights how algorithm-driven echo chambers stifle genuine dialogue and unity. Dive into discussions on the importance of robust theological foundations versus flimsy metaphors, and learn why humility and a broad reading of church history are essential for healthy conversations. Whitman's journey from overconfidence to humility emphasizes the need for convictional unity, encouraging believers to engage authentically across diverse viewpoints.
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Algorithms Drive Outrage Over Charity
- Algorithms amplify outrage and shape Christian online conversation in ways contrary to gospel aims.
- Matt Whitman urges Christians to inhale, exhale, and rethink how we engage online to avoid algorithm-driven division.
Wait Before Broadcasting New Convictions
- When new believers discover a doctrine, they should listen and read widely before broadcasting hot takes online.
- Avoid immediate, loud public declarations during the 'cage stage' and prioritize learning over performance.
Own Your Voice Publicly
- Put your real name and face behind theological claims to force accountability and seriousness.
- Own mistakes publicly and accept being wrong as part of growth in theological conversation.
