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Preferring a narrowly defined gospel, why have so many American evangelicals in recent decades not invested more in intellectual pursuits? Mark A. Noll here in ‘The Scandal of the Evangelical Mind’ wants to know, and I hold that we should want to know along with him.
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Eventually, if we are serious about building anything—a household, a church, a friendship, a community, a culture—we have to concern ourselves with preservation. We have to ask what threatens the thing we are building, what belongs inside it, what does not, what needs repair, what needs correction, what needs protection, and what perhaps needs to…
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”Teach me your way, O Yahweh,
that I may walk in your truth;
unite my heart to fear your name.”
– Psalm 86:11
This Episode's Links & Timestamps:
00:24 – Psalm 86;
02:35 – Introduction;
17:31 – Matthew Henry’s commentary on Psalm 86;
32:31 – How I’ve Been Feeling;
50:01 – “Dance the Pain Away” — Haute & Freddy;
1:05:55 – Times I Have Realized I Was Wrong;
1:41:05 – The Scout Mindset — Julia Galef;
2:25:58 – When Is the Evidence “Enough”?;
2:44:31 – Farming for Dissent;
2:57:02 – When Being Wrong Requires More Than Updating;
3:36:24 – What Would Prove Me Wrong?
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