Breakpoint Stay Weird
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Sep 24, 2025 The podcast dives into Chloe Cole's compelling narrative, setting the stage for a conversation about cultural ideas and truth. Justin Brierley joins to discuss how 'weird' elements of Christianity—including unique theology and ethics—are drawing people back to church. The discussion highlights a shift in perception, with historians acknowledging Christianity as a force for good. It's a thought-provoking journey into how distinct practices can attract seekers and reshape beliefs.
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Chloe Cole's Conversion Story
- Chloe Cole described being pressured to transition as a teenager, including removing healthy breasts before she could drive.
- She later rejected that path and found truth and faith in Jesus Christ.
Christianity's Historical Cultural Impact
- John Stonestreet argues historians now see Christianity as an unparalleled force for social good historically.
- He claims the church shaped culture by offering revolutionary care for the outcasts, women, and children.
Churches Offer Distinctive Meaning
- Stonestreet says Christians today still offer both personal and social goods to a post-Christian world.
- He frames this as a calling to bring theological depth and meaning into contemporary culture.