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Oct 28, 2019 2 hr 6 min

S1E6 Heirs Not Slaves

from Protect Your Noggin Hosted by Stacie and Jeff Mallinson

Who owns you? Does your father? Your spouse? Your church? God? Segment one: the radical nature of Christian liberty, reflecting on a surprising ally here: the Apostle Paul in Galatians 3-4 who argues that no one owns an heir to the kingdom of heaven. Segment two (starting after the first hour): the good, bad, and ugly about the classical Christian school movement, its valuable insights for K-12 education, but also its occasional association with white nationalism, opposition to racial integration and "kinism," especially in circles influenced by Doug Wilson.

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