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Although some people have heard about this understanding of Christian eschatology, many today have not, so it is new to many people out there. This is the case for postmillennialism, a more positive way to understand Christian eschatology. An Important video to watch along with this one:    • Why Hasn't Jesus Returned Yet?   See here as well, "Was Jesus A Failed Apocalyptic Prophet?"    • Was Jesus A Failed Apocalyptic Prophet?   Don't forget to help us create more videos! We need your support:   / inspiringphilosophy      / @inspiringphilosophy   https://inspiringphilosophy.locals.com/ https://inspiringphilosophy.org/give/

On this episode Michael will answer: What Does it Mean to Fear God?, Should We Fast?, Are Certain Bible Characters Just Symbolic?, & Why Are There So Many Denominations? This is a sneak peek of the full bonus Q & A monthly episode that is available to InspiringPhilosophy supporters. If you enjoy this content, want the FULL episode, and also want Michael Jones to answer your questions on the show, please consider becoming a supporter! PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/inspiringphilosophy LOCALS: https://inspiringphilosophy.locals.com/ DONATE: https://inspiringphilosophy.org/give/

David Wood, a commentator renowned for his critical analysis of religious extremism, teams up with Apostate Prophet, an advocate for secularism. They tackle the rising influence of American fascism, especially under figures like Nick Fuentes, making disturbing parallels to historical tyrants. The duo exposes the manipulation of Christian rhetoric among extremist groups, the dangers of anti-Semitic narratives, and the absurdities inherent in hate-fueled conspiracy theories. Their sharp insights challenge misconceptions and call for thoughtful engagement with beliefs and historical contexts.

Dr. Andrew Whitehead, a sociologist and author of "American Idolatry," delves into the dangers of Christian nationalism. He argues that this ideology contradicts the essence of the Gospel and marginalizes diverse beliefs. The discussion critiques the misuse of faith for political power while advocating for a more inclusive expression of Christian values. Whitehead also highlights the harmful effects of defining identity through division, urging Christians to foster love and unity rather than fear and exclusion.

I am joined by the world-famous Trent Horn as we look at Mason Mennenga's argument that the early church allowed gay marriage.

Historian Nathan Johnstone, author of "The New Atheism, Myth, and History," joins the conversation to unravel misconceptions about religious history. He critiques the simplistic portrayals of events like the Inquisition and witch hunts by new atheists, emphasizing the need for a nuanced understanding. Johnstone explores atheism's complex historical impact, including the dark legacies of atheistic regimes and the religious dimensions of Nazism. He highlights the importance of clear historical narratives to combat misinformation and foster deeper discussions.

Some atheists have argued against Christianity using the meager moral fruits argument, which claims if Christianity is true Christians should bear moral fruits and have a better reputation than what we see in reality. But this argument is riddled with problems. Link to Emerson Green's article: https://emersongreenblog.wordpress.co... Link to Interview with Jonathan M.S. Pierce:    • Meager Moral Fruits Arguments w/ @ATi...   Don't forget to help us create more videos! We need your support:   / inspiringphilosophy     / @inspiringphilosophy  

This is a sneak peek of the bonus Q & A episode that is available to InspiringPhilosophy supporters.Than's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygFheob6e4E&ab_channel=ExploringRealityIf you enjoy this content, want the FULL episode, and also want Michael Jones to answer your questions on the show, please consider becoming a supporter!PATREON:https://www.patreon.com/inspiringphilosophyLOCALS:https://inspiringphilosophy.locals.com/ Support the Show.WATCH Inspiring Philosophy...

We often hear people claim that Christianity gave rise to Nazism and will give rise to more nationalist movements. Does the data support this? A special thanks to sociologist Kenneth Vaughan for helping to make this episode. Don't forget to help us create more videos! We need your support: / inspiringphilosophy / @inspiringphilosophy Support the Show.WATCH Inspiring Philosophy on Youtube!https://www.youtube.com/@InspiringPhilosophy