Mortification of Spin Social Conservatism for the Common Good
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Jul 5, 2023 
Andrew Walker, an Associate Professor of Christian Ethics and editor of the book Social Conservatism for the Common Good, joins the conversation. He dives into the evolving nature of social conservatism and highlights the polarization of contemporary social issues compared to past decades. The talk emphasizes bridging complex moral inquiries, defending biblical truths, and the importance of Christians articulating their beliefs in today's world. Funny quirks in ministry also get a mention, adding a light touch to these serious discussions.
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Unexpected Encounters On The Road
- Carl and Todd share personal stories about encountering drag queens and a furry convention while traveling.
- These humorous examples illustrate cultural oddities that prompt conversation about contemporary social change.
Ethics Are The New Frontline For Churches
- Andrew and Carl argue that today's pressing church challenges are ethical, not just doctrinal disputes.
- They say pastors need deeper ethical reflection on issues like sexuality and biotechnology.
Natural Law Resurgence Among Evangelicals
- Andrew explains how Robert George's natural law arguments influenced his thinking as a young evangelical.
- He traces growing evangelical interest in natural law and the desire to translate George's work more broadly.
