

Keeping the Faith in College
8 snips Jul 28, 2021
In this engaging chat, Michael Kruger, president of Reformed Theological Seminary and author of 'Surviving Religion 101', discusses the realities college students face in maintaining their faith amid secular challenges. He shares personal anecdotes and emphasizes the need for churches to foster open dialogues around doubts and sensitive topics like sexuality. The conversation dives into equipping youth to articulate their beliefs and navigate the complexities of modern wokeness, all while encouraging parents to actively engage in these discussions.
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Carl Trueman's Cancellation Anecdote
- Carl Trueman experienced cancellation when a school took down his lecture advertisement on Instagram within 15 minutes.
- This event humorously marked his "arrival" as a recognized controversial figure like Ryan T. Anderson.
Letters Format Fosters Connection
- Michael Kruger wrote Surviving Religion 101 as letters to his daughter to tackle college faith challenges.
- The format adds warmth and personal connection, making it practical for all Christian students.
Rethinking Doubt in Church
- Churches often create unsafe spaces where expressing doubt is shamed, pushing believers into silence.
- Doubt should be openly discussed without fear, distinguishing healthy questioning from crises of faith.