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There's a big difference between cultural sensitivity and cultural capitulation.

It's time for the Line of Fire with your host, biblical scholar and cultural commentator Dr. Michael Brown,

your voice for moral sanity and spiritual clarity.

Call 866-34 Truth to get on the line of fire.

And now, here's your host, Dr. Michael Brown.

Thanks for joining us, friends.

We are going to help give you backbones of steel with hearts of compassion.

This is Michael Brown. Welcome to the line of fire. The number to call to interact with the program today or to ask me any question of any kind that relates in any way

to the line of fires. We'll try to get to calls a little later in the show. 86634 Truth.

866 348-7884. If you're able to call in early, then all the more will

be able to get to your calls a little bit later in the broadcast. Yeah, news from around the world,

the coronation of the King in England. We'll talk about that. Another shooting, another massacre here in America,

talk about that as well. But first, let's talk about this question of cultural capitulation versus

cultural sensitivity. When is it right to be sensitive to a culture, sensitive to people's sensitivities, sensitive

to history, and say, I won't say certain things, I won't do certain things out of cultural

sensitivity.

For example, if you ever travel to another country, you might be told, okay, when you walk

in the house, you take the shoes off, It's very rude to not take them off.

You might be preaching in a certain culture.

And when you walk up to the pulpit to speak, you take your shoes off or your sandals off.

And that's normal.

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