The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 766 - Is God Political?
Apr 24, 2019
The discussion opens with Mayor Pete claiming God has no political party, leading into a debate about religious faith's role in politics. The critique of Kamala Harris's shifting positions highlights the political dilemmas facing candidates. Insights into Joe Biden's campaign launch in Pennsylvania reveal the strategic maneuvers within the Democratic race. There's a humorous take on political boldness and the use of personal faith for gain, while controversies surrounding student loan forgiveness and significant political investigations are also examined.
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Buttigieg's Rise
- Pete Buttigieg's political rise is attributed to his articulateness and his identity as a gay man.
- These qualities give him intellectual appeal and intersectional credibility within the Democratic party.
Selective Religion
- The media promotes a view that individuals can selectively follow religious texts.
- Mayor Pete embodies this by claiming Christian faith while deviating from traditional interpretations of sin.
Buttigieg on God and Politics
- Mayor Pete stated God has no political party and emphasizes the importance of supporting one another.
- He states that different interpretations of scripture exist but that supporting each other is a core value.