It is not the Christian's job to disprove the other person's claim.

The burden of proof is on the person who makes the claim, especially if it's controversial.

Hey friends, welcome to the Alisa Children's Podcast.

I've got a great conversation to bring you today.

If your social media newsfeed looks anything like mine, you're seeing a lot of vitriol,

a lot of anger, people talking past each other, miscommunications, and I think that we

can all agree that we need to and want to do better.

Well, we're going to talk with Greg Cokal today about navigating difficult conversations

and we're going to particularly focus in on the issue of progressive Christianity.

How can we have better and more fruitful conversations with the progressive Christians in our

life?

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