Stand to Reason Weekly Podcast Interview: Natasha Crain – When Culture Hates You
Feb 5, 2025
Natasha Crain, author of "When Culture Hates You," shares her journey from writing for children to tackling the pressing social issues Christians face today. She discusses navigating cultural hostility, the evolving definitions of the common good, and the complexities of Christian nationalism. Crain emphasizes the importance of a biblical understanding of identity and morality amidst society's changes. She also critiques the cultural narratives around the sexual revolution and urges thoughtful engagement in political discourse based on faith.
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The Common Good
- The culture wars are a conflict over differing views of the common good.
- Christians, guided by God's Word, possess a distinct understanding of what truly benefits society.
Human Identity
- Humans, created in God's image, possess inherent purpose and value distinct from animals.
- Denying this leads to destructive beliefs, especially regarding sexuality, as seen with Freud's theories.
God's Definition of Love and Justice
- God, as the ultimate authority, defines love and justice, providing the true standard for Christians.
- Cultural definitions of these terms often deviate from God's, leading to conflict and misunderstanding.