Irreverend: Faith and Current Affairs Adolescence; The Persecution of Christians in Syria; Assisted Suicide Bill Watered Down; Easter Cancelled in Local School
Mar 28, 2025
The hosts dive into the provocative themes of the hit show 'Adolescence', questioning if it sheds light on social issues or simply stirs controversy. They tackle the troubling persecution of Christians in Syria, highlighting the deafening silence from mainstream religious institutions. The conversation shifts to the watering down of assisted suicide legislation, raising ethical alarms about its implications. Finally, they stir debate over a local school's decision to cancel Easter celebrations in favor of other religious events, sparking concerns about the representation of Christianity.
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Adolescence TV Show
- The TV show Adolescence portrays a young white boy committing murder after being influenced by online misogyny.
- This narrative contradicts real-world trends, where such crimes are rarely committed by white boys, raising concerns about manipulative propaganda.
Christian Persecution in Syria
- The persecution of Christians in Syria is a significant issue, yet it receives little attention from established churches.
- This silence may stem from fear of reprisals, but it ultimately undermines the church's credibility and message.
Support and Prayer
- Pray for the ongoing situation in Syria and for persecuted Christians worldwide.
- Support the podcast financially via Patreon or Substack to help cover production costs and Jamie Franklin's living expenses.