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EPISODE · Aug 28, 2024 · 26 MIN

233. From Pilgrim to Seeker: Reimagining Bunyan's Allegory for Today

from Mid-America Reformed Seminary · host Andrew Compton

In this episode, Dr. Andrew Compton once again explores the use of fiction in apologetics, featuring guest Rob McKenzie, an elder at Westminster OPC in Countryside, IL, and co-host of the "Theology Simply Profound" podcast through Reformed Forum. Rob discusses his book "Seekers Progress," a modern take on John Bunyan's "Pilgrim's Progress," that addresses contemporary issues. Their conversation examines Rob's writing background and the inspiration behind "Seekers Progress". Rob explains how the book examines the growing acceptance of religious pluralism within churches, using allegory to illustrate the dangers of compromising biblical truth. They also discuss the fine line between asking sincere questions and deconstructing faith, touching on themes of discernment, the resurgence of paganism in modern society, and the challenges facing contemporary Christianity.

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