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A tragic political assassination in Minnesota has raised new alarms about the radicalization happening inside certain corners of American Christianity. David French and Skye Jethani discuss the rise of spiritual warfare language within independent Pentecostal and charismatic movements, and how this language is spilling over into mainstream evangelicalism. Then, they turn to a major Supreme Court case that could reshape how pornography is accessed online. Should adults be required to verify their identity to view explicit content and does the state have a responsibility to protect children from online harm?

0:00 - Theme Song

1:42 - The Problem of the Christian Assassin

19:22 - Why So Much Warfare Imagery?

35:42 - Trump and Prophecy

49:20 - Digital Porn Laws in Texas

1:01:20 - End Credits Lifeway Report on Christians Believing Heresy: https://www.christianitytoday.com/2018/10/what-do-christians-believe-ligonier-state-theology-heresy/

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Steven

I would like to make one more comment on my last post. And Sky don't take this wrong; I love you brother. Your TULIP roots seem to surface often, and I will ask you as I have often asked my good Calvinist friends who decides what the clearest passages are. God Bless

David B.

I don't expect to have agreement with Skye or David on what consenting adults create or view in general, so I won't try to debate it here, but I WILL point out that calling the people who run the sites and would have our ID information "the worst people in the world" is ... well, false. I'm vastly more concerned about the MAGA crowd than the people I know who run, or have run, adult sites.

Michael Waldorf

As a Xennial, my church library had those Frank Peretti books. They were the ones my parents let me read instead of Harry Potter.