041: Miscellany - Culture changing theology, thin theology, a case for labels, phone slavery, forgiveness, and the true meaning of hypocrites episode artwork

EPISODE · Dec 23, 2022 · 43 MIN

041: Miscellany - Culture changing theology, thin theology, a case for labels, phone slavery, forgiveness, and the true meaning of hypocrites

from Thinking to Believe · host Jason Dulle

In this miscellany episode, I cover a wide variety of unrelated topics. I start by arguing that many segments of the church are being influenced by the culture to change their theology rather than remaining faithful to Biblical teaching. I make the case that the reason some people do not change their theological persuasions is because they don't know how to evaluate the debate - not because they don't love the truth. Then I make the case for the use of labels. I make a plea to change the way we relate to our phones. We should not be a slave to our phone, but make it a slave to us. I address the question of sincerity in forgiveness, and round out the episode by talking about the true meaning of hypocrite. Web: ThinkingtoBelieve.comEmail: [email protected]: facebook.com/thinkingtobelieveTwitter & Gettr: @thinking2believTruth: @ThinkingToBelieveParler: @thinkingtobelieve

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In this miscellany episode, I cover a wide variety of unrelated topics. I start by arguing that many segments of the church are being influenced by the culture to change their theology rather than remaining faithful to Biblical teaching. I make the case that the reason some people do not change their theological persuasions is because they don't know how to evaluate the debate - not because they don't love the truth. Then I make the case for the use of labels. I make a plea to change the way ...

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