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“All Out War on Christ” - Cliff Knechtle on America’s Problem With Christianity & God | PBD Podcast | Ep. 446

Jul 24, 2024
Cliff Knechtle, a dynamic pastor and social media presence, dives deep into modern America's struggle with Christianity. He critiques materialism and advocates for personal relationships with God amidst a cultural shift towards moral relativism. The discussion spans the complexities of AI's influence on spirituality, the ethical dilemmas of birth control and gene editing, and the societal impacts of declining traditional values. Knechtle challenges listeners to engage authentically with faith while navigating intricate contemporary issues.
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  • Importance of personal relationship with God over rigid structures in Christianity.
  • Encouraging religious leaders to bring moral compass to public discourse.

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Reasons for Conversion to Islam in America

Conversion to Islam in America is motivated by a sense of identity alignment with cultural views on gender roles, moral appeal to Muslim values, and family factors. Many converts find satisfaction in the comprehensive structure of Islam, offering a sense of community and adherence to moral values.

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