EPISODE · Jul 19, 2022 · 1H 39M
Ep 17. Joe Fletcher
from Second Hijo · host David Lowell
In the 60’s a man named Joseph Fletcher wrote a horrible book called Situation Ethics. This week I talk to his namesake and we compete against the downpour that happened to be raging to discuss all manner of things including the challenges in military ministry, CRT and social justice, the nature of ‘Calling’, and Calvinism as a mark of spiritual maturity. Have a listen.
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