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EPISODE · Mar 18, 2025 · 1H 11M

Is Gavin Ortlund A Liberal? Yes.

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In this episode I respond to a video that was released by Gavin Ortlund yesterday in which he explains why he thinks that he is not a liberal. Gavin says that there are three reasons why people call him a liberal, but I argue that it’s not that Gavin has three liberal views, but rather that Gavin has an entire framework of thinking that is indistinguishable from liberalism. All of my sources are below. I hope you enjoy!SUBSCRIBE TO MY NEWSLETTERSources:Gavin’s videoFundamentalism and the Word of God - J.I. PackerExegetical Fallacies - D.A. CarsonChristianity and Liberalism - J. Gresham MachenPositive and Negative Liberty defined by Stanford Encyclopedia of PhilosophyGavin’s Article on abortion from 2008CDC Stats on Abortion in AmericaWHO and Guttmacher stats on abortions worldwideNASA on the the Earth being 20% greener in the past 20 yearsJordan Peterson on the problems with Climate Change Go subscribe to The Paradox Press now!Follow me on X: https://x.com/andyschmitt99

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In this episode I respond to a video that was released by Gavin Ortlund yesterday in which he explains why he thinks that he is not a liberal. Gavin says that there are three reasons why people call him a liberal, but I argue that it’s not that Gavin has three liberal views, but rather that Gavin has an entire framework of thinking that is indistinguishable from liberalism. All of my sources are below. I hope you enjoy!

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