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Why Jordan Peterson, Ayaan Hirsi Ali & Others are Turning to Christianity
Manage episode 386408682 series 3294671
The Western world has been described as a cut flower. This flower was beautiful and flourishing while rooted in a Judeo-Christian worldview, and yet, as it became increasingly secular and rejected God, it cut itself off from its roots. Today, the flower still looks good, but it will soon wither and die if nothing changes.
In this episode, we look at the increasing number of former atheists, Muslims, and agnostics who are calling out the erosion of Western civilization along with its former values of human rights, justice, and freedom. These people–including Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Jordan Peterson, Douglas Murray, Tom Holland, and more–are understanding that these Western values came from the Bible.
If Western society rejects God, it will also lose the virtuous and moral framework that created its foundation. This realization is leading to an awakening. It is a unique journey that has led people from an analysis of the culture and the West to the cross.
Join us as we unpack the roots that nourished the West. We consider the incredibly good impact the Bible can have on culture and the devastation we can anticipate when it’s rejected. We live in a pivotal moment in history. The consequences of rejecting God are evident in our society, providing us with a fresh opportunity to promote goodness, truth, and beauty, rooted in the Bible once again.
- View the transcript, leave comments, and check out recommended resources on the Episode Landing Page!
- Disciple Nations Alliance Website
Chapters
1. Why Jordan Peterson, Ayaan Hirsi Ali & Others are Turning to Christianity (00:00:00)
2. Christianity's Influence on Culture (00:11:25)
3. Truth and Forgiveness (00:19:58)
4. Exploring Truth and Cultural Influences (00:24:34)
5. The Importance of Love and Culture (00:31:28)
6. Engaging in Culture and Creating Christian Culture (00:48:12)
148 episodes
Manage episode 386408682 series 3294671
The Western world has been described as a cut flower. This flower was beautiful and flourishing while rooted in a Judeo-Christian worldview, and yet, as it became increasingly secular and rejected God, it cut itself off from its roots. Today, the flower still looks good, but it will soon wither and die if nothing changes.
In this episode, we look at the increasing number of former atheists, Muslims, and agnostics who are calling out the erosion of Western civilization along with its former values of human rights, justice, and freedom. These people–including Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Jordan Peterson, Douglas Murray, Tom Holland, and more–are understanding that these Western values came from the Bible.
If Western society rejects God, it will also lose the virtuous and moral framework that created its foundation. This realization is leading to an awakening. It is a unique journey that has led people from an analysis of the culture and the West to the cross.
Join us as we unpack the roots that nourished the West. We consider the incredibly good impact the Bible can have on culture and the devastation we can anticipate when it’s rejected. We live in a pivotal moment in history. The consequences of rejecting God are evident in our society, providing us with a fresh opportunity to promote goodness, truth, and beauty, rooted in the Bible once again.
- View the transcript, leave comments, and check out recommended resources on the Episode Landing Page!
- Disciple Nations Alliance Website
Chapters
1. Why Jordan Peterson, Ayaan Hirsi Ali & Others are Turning to Christianity (00:00:00)
2. Christianity's Influence on Culture (00:11:25)
3. Truth and Forgiveness (00:19:58)
4. Exploring Truth and Cultural Influences (00:24:34)
5. The Importance of Love and Culture (00:31:28)
6. Engaging in Culture and Creating Christian Culture (00:48:12)
148 episodes
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