Texas has a new "god"

Episode 436 of the Church Public podcast, hosted by Church Public, titled "Texas has a new "god"" was published on May 3, 2025 and runs 24 minutes.

May 3, 2025 ·24m · Church Public

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Today in Current Events from a Christian Perspective: A giant Hindu statue that is 90 feet high now towers over a suburb of Houston, Texas. Why? Why did Christians think this was ok to allow? How do you feel about it now? Is this one big example of 'Religious Liberty?' Or is there more going on here from a theological perspective? Are we better together? Is diversity our strength? Do all roads lead to salvation? All this and more today on ChurchPublic! . . --- At Church Public we create com...

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Today in Current Events from a Christian Perspective:
A giant Hindu statue that is 90 feet high now towers over a suburb of Houston, Texas.
Why? Why did Christians think this was ok to allow?
How do you feel about it now?
Is this one big example of 'Religious Liberty?'
Or is there more going on here from a theological perspective?
Are we better together?
Is diversity our strength?
Do all roads lead to salvation?

All this and more today on ChurchPublic!

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