In this episode I discuss the seven cultural marks of American Evangelicalism that differ from the theological markers that unite it with Evangelicals around the world. I also explore how the passion to solve a mystery spills into our every day lives. Plus I get into how artificial intelligence has turned the best TV show of all time into the worst TV show of all time.
It’s now okay to talk about the possibility of a Chinese lab leak; this and a professional wrestler’s apology might bring the United States an opportunity for cultural unity. I answer a question about Black Lives Matter and explore the cultural divisions emerging in American Evangelicalism. I also talk about a job you don’t want.
CRT or Critical Race Theory is all the rage these days. I provide a simple explanation of what CRT is, where it came from and why it’s become so controversial. As with most issues, one of the toughest problems is defining it. I also talk about an encounter with real life nut-picking and explain why I don’t think I should call myself and Evangelical even though my beliefs and faith have not substantially changed.