120: In Defense of Trouble Makers

Plodcast

Canon Press

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.8 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 27 November 2019

⏱️ 20 minutes

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This week Pastor Wilson honors the work of the late Phillip Johnson, unpacks the greek work harpax, and recommends the book "In Defense of Trouble Makers." And don't forget to pre-order his brand new book, Ploductivity: A Practical Theology of Work: https://canonpress.com/products/ploductivity-a-theology-of-tools-as-tangible-grace-1

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0:00.0	Welcome to Douglas Wilson's The Plodcast.
0:05.0	Before we get started, I wanted to announce that available now for pre-order is
0:10.0	Pastor Wilson's Plotactivity.
0:15.8	Are you looking to be more productive in 2020, then don't miss out on Plotactivity,
0:18.3	a practical theology of work.
0:20.7	Look for the link in the show notes and pre-order now.
0:24.0	Happy Thanksgiving. Yes God.
0:35.0	God.
0:37.0	God don't never change he's got.
0:45.0	Welcome to the podcast.
0:46.4	This is episode one two zero one twenty.
0:51.1	So I just saw in the news today that Philip Johnson of intelligent design fame, not the Phil Johnson who's associated with John MacArthur, but Philip Johnson, who a number of years ago sort of
1:06.3	launched the intelligent design movement with his book Darwin on trial has gone to be with the Lord.
1:14.0	So I want to talk a little bit.
1:17.0	I want to thank God for the impact of Johnson's life and ministry
1:22.0	and evaluated.
1:23.0	This is, this is, well, I'm just very grateful for the impact that Johnson had.
1:30.2	That doesn't mean agreement on every detail, but I think a net evaluation of the impact he had.
1:38.0	It's been his impact, his writing, his work, has been far more damaging to Darwin, Darwin and Darwinism
1:48.6	than the other way.
1:51.0	So I met Philip Johnson once. He came here and spoke here in Moscow and had
1:57.3	dinner. I had dinner with him with some others. And one of the things that he said that was kind of surprising to me, but then on reflection, it wasn't at all.
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