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Episode 417: Defining Justice, Disciplining Jerry Falwell Jr., & Debunking Conspiracies

Updated: Aug 14, 2020


Everyone seems to be talking about justice—including Christians, but how we define “justice” in our society is hotly debated. Pastor and author Tim Keller has outlined 4 competing definitions of justice, and what sets Biblical justice apart from the rest. The Holy Post crew reviews Keller’s article and its implications.


Liberty University has put Jerry Falwell Jr. on “indefinite leave.” Was it Falwell’s race-baiting, financial shenanigans, authoritarian leadership, or abuse of power that motivated Liberty’s board to act? Nope—it was a sexually-suggestive photo with Falwell holding alcohol. What does it say about what triggers evangelicals (and what doesn’t)? Also this week, friend of the show and host of the Vox Podcast, Mike Erre, talks with Skye about why Christians are drawn to conspiracy theories, and what motivated Skye to write his new book, “What If Jesus Was Serious?” Plus, Phil explains why he wants to live in a world where wild boar stroll into public areas with their piglets to steal things—and where naked Germans chase them. (The Vox Podcast episode referenced at the end of this week's show will be available through podcast platforms on Monday, August 17.)







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katie.babbino
katie.babbino
Aug 21, 2020

dnorz - Yes that's it! Thanks for sharing here.

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dnorz
dnorz
Aug 21, 2020

katie.babbino - Is this the statement you read on Facebook?


Link -> https://bethebridge.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/Full-Statement-Aug-7.pdf

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Andrew G
Aug 21, 2020

A wild boar conjures up images of ham and back bacon (I'm writing from Canada). A nudist may cause one to think of a backside as well. The fact that this article wasn't "News of the Butt" seems like a missed opportunity.

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David Haile
David Haile
Aug 16, 2020

My issue with Tim Keller and others at his level is they can explain everything well but stop at the point of action. What Then Do We Do With It. At least 20 years ago (I'm 60) I realized that thinking nice thoughts, loving my neighbor, and having an answer for every question (apologetics) goes nowhere. I suspect that Christian has similar leanings and I'd love it if you'd give her a little more space in this podcast.

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Julie Boettcher
Julie Boettcher
Aug 15, 2020

Crisanne: That Vox Podcast episode will actually release on Monday, August 17. It will be available through regular podcast platforms, linked at voxpodcast.com. Sorry for the confusion!

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