Humor Deflates Culture Wars with Harrison Scott Key

The Cartographers

What if humor was more than just a way to break tension or get a laugh? Humor takes the air out of anger, leads towards forgiveness, and provides a way to opt out of culture war thinking. In this thoughtful, funny, and moving conversation, Bryce and Ashley sit down with Harrison Scott Key, author of How to Stay Married. They speak about restoration, faith, and the role humor plays.

How to Stay Married is a book about an affair and the outrageous mercy of God. Find a pathway to the true, good, and beautiful even in the darkest of times -- without pandering to platitudes.

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Resources mentioned:

Harrison's book, How to Stay Married

Harrison's website

Jamie Quattro, Fire Sermon

Leo Tolstoy, Anna Karenina

Barbie movie

Other episodes in this series:

Episode 1: Stuck in the Middle

Episode 2: How'd we Get Stuck in the Middle?

Episode 3: A Culture War Alternative with Mark Labberton

Episode 4: Agent of Grace or Culture War Victim with Dan Darling

Episode 5: What if Culture Wars are your Work? with Pete Wehner

Episode 6: Beauty as an Antidote to the Culture Wars with Susannah Black Roberts

Episode 7: The Burning House of American Evangelicalism with Brandon Washington

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