Make sure you're subscribed to Two Issues, etc.

Type Issues, etc. in your podcast provider, hit that subscribe button, and leave us a five-star review.

This will make it easier for other podcast listeners to find issues, etc.

It's a very small town in Georgia, Hartwell, Georgia, a very small congregation about Hebrew and Baptist Church,

the pastor there, Grant, Meyer Holtz.

He looks like kind of a typical tattooed blue jeans barefoot.

I would say trying not to date myself a beatnick or a hippie.

And he's on the, he's under a headline in The Washington Post.

Why?

Greetings and welcome to Issues, etc.

Live on this Wednesday afternoon, July the 19th.

I'm Todd Wilkin.

Thanks for tuning us in.

We're going to talk about a Washington Post story about a small progressive church in rural Georgia.

Terry Mattingley of Get Religion will be our guest, Dr. Mike Bynondorf, join us after that.

He's all through the Concordia commentaries on Romans.

We'll answer the question to God, command the killing of homosexuals in Romans 1-32.

Then, Jason Strom will be alongside to discuss the failures of scientism.

He spent his career as an experimental scientist for the United States Army's Night Vision Lab.

Terry Mattingley is senior fellow at the Overbeer Center for Southern Journalism and Politics at the University of Mississippi.

He's founder and editor of Get Religion and author of the weekly On Religion Column for the Universal Syndicate and the Book of Pop Goes Religion.

Terry, welcome back.

...