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Helping you think critically about culture, politics, & the church with reason, truth, & a little unsanctified sarcasm. ✍️ Writer | 🎤 Speaker

USA
Joined April 2016
Grace isn’t permission to keep living however we want. It’s the reason we should want to live differently.
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If we understand what Christ has done for us, obedience stops looking like the price of salvation and starts looking like our response to it
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Cultural Marxism: From Class Warfare to Identity Warfare
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How We Get Persuaded Without Real Arguments
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Instead, just ask a few emotionally loaded questions, sprinkle in some “what ifs” and “maybes,” tell a compelling story to link them all together, and suddenly people can feel remarkably certain about something that was never actually proven.
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Stories and emotions aren’t bad, they just can't replace evidence. Persuasion isn't proof, and sometimes the most persuasive argument in the room isn’t actually an argument at all.
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Why We Hear “Argument” and Think “Conflict”
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Logic Doesn’t Have to Be Off-Putting
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But logic isn’t the opposite of emotion, passion, creativity, or relational awareness. You can feel deeply, create beautifully, communicate personally, and still make an argument that actually makes sense.
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Logic doesn’t require less personality. It just asks that your conclusions follow from your premises. 🔍Want to learn more? Watch here: youtube.com/watch?v=kaVeRxAR…
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How Much Can I Get Away With?
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Phoenix Hayes retweeted
Can We Legislate Reality? 🏛️ Session #2 of our NEW TV series, 'The War on Reality' goes LIVE TONIGHT MON. 10/12 at 7:30 PM ET! We’ll be sharing 10 Reasons Christians Should Be Involved in Politics. @PhoenixHayes_
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“God Has Never Given Me Evidence” — Really?
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If the Pastor Doesn’t Answer, Who Will?
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Phoenix Hayes retweeted
Talking about their new book “The War on Reality,” @DrFrankTurek and @PhoenixHayes_ share where false ideas stem from and why we need to gain a better understanding of what is good and what is bad. Listen to the full interview at shr.link/fpswh.
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