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or at returning to Eden.com. Hello friends. Do you really think I would leave you high and dry on the weekend of

Thanksgiving? If we can even call it that, what do we call Thanksgiving now? Now that

we know it's so problematic in its history, whatever we call this holiday.

Chances are, especially if you're in the States, you're traveling to see family and you're

probably thinking, you know, I wish I had another episode of Tim Whitaker and the New Evangelicals podcast to listen to.

And don't worry, I got you covered.

In fact, I'm giving you the audio of a YouTube video I did about three weeks ago now. It is a response to Mark Driscoll's toxic

Christianity. I brought on Kevin Carnahan. That name sounds familiar, I'm happy to hear that because he was the scholar

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