

GAL128 - Well Great, I Guess We're Going to Have to Post a Sign
Feb 19, 2025
The podcast dives into how COVID reshaped social norms, especially regarding interactions with retail workers. It highlights a newfound kindness that mirrors biblical teachings. Additionally, there’s an exploration of the law's role in understanding divine mercy, emphasizing how it helps individuals navigate their flaws and fosters a closer bond with God. The discussions are thought-provoking, blending modern issues with timeless principles.
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Pre-COVID Signage
- Before COVID, stores primarily displayed signs about policy changes, like no longer accepting checks.
- These signs often remained posted long after the change was implemented.
Post-COVID Signage
- Post-COVID, signs requesting kindness to employees became common.
- This suggests a shift in societal behavior, necessitating explicit reminders of common decency.
Golden Calf Incident
- The Israelites, after witnessing numerous miracles, still worshipped a golden calf.
- This unexpected behavior parallels the need for signs in stores, highlighting the necessity of explicit rules despite assumed knowledge.