

The Pivot is Real
12 snips Dec 5, 2024
Jon dives into the recent shifts in evangelicalism, highlighting a meaningful ideological change post-election. Key discussions include the necessity for trustworthy leadership in the Southern Baptist Convention and the evolving perspectives on diversity, race, and social justice among younger evangelicals. Tensions in pastoral communication are also examined, showcasing the challenges of conflict resolution amidst deep ideological divides. Engaging and insightful, the dialogue reflects on the future of faith and politics.
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Evangelical Leader’s Positions
- Evangelical leaders often have liberal tendencies, not solely due to theological convictions.
- Their positions are influenced by style, habits, tradition, and upbringing.
Pro-Israel Sentiment
- Israel's portrayal as a liberal society in a hostile region contributes to its support.
- The Holocaust and compelling redemption narratives further solidify this pro-Israel sentiment.
Jewish People in the US
- Jon Harris, living in New York, observes the diversity within Jewish communities.
- More secular Jewish people in the US tend to support Hamas, contrary to monolithic portrayals.