Join Dr. Jordan Cooper, a Lutheran pastor and professor, as he delves into the interplay of logic and theology. He challenges the idea that there's a disconnect between early Reformation thoughts and contemporary systematic theology. Dr. Cooper discusses how Martin Luther's ideas remain foundational in modern beliefs, the importance of organized theology for today's Christians, and the common myths surrounding Protestant scholarly traditions. His insights promise to deepen understanding of faith through a balanced approach to reason and the heart of belief.

Dr. Jordan Cooper, Executive Director of Just and Sinner and a professor, dives deep into the concept of cultural Marxism and its evolution from academics to politics. He explains its philosophical foundations and critiques the societal implications through historical contexts. The discussion also contrasts cultural Marxism with creedal Christianity, highlighting the latter's approach to sin and redemption. Cooper emphasizes the need for the church to be equipped to counter these ideological challenges, particularly in light of family dynamics during the holidays.