Welcome to the Conversations That Matter Podcast. We are continuing a discussion of

social justice evangelical words, terms, things that they will say, people who want to synchronize, import

social justice ideology into Christianity. We're talking about the terms they used to do it.

How do you make that, how do you bridge that gap because they're two different

religions? How do you bridge it? Well you use terms that mean something positive in Christianity, but then underneath them under that

veneer you smuggle in all these social justice assumptions.

And last time we went over a number of them.

We went over the image of God, human flourishing,

racial reconciliation, justice, same-sex attraction, servant leader, radical

cultural intelligence, global church, and the Kingdom and Love Your Neighbor.

And today we're going to go over the rest of them.

So buckle up, we're going to get right into it after I just make this quick announcement.

I know I mentioned this in the last podcast.

I just wanted to plug it one more time.

This is a book by Matthew Joseph Tarpley called The Sermon on the Mount.

And I think it's important for us us and I'm saying this to myself as well

Yeah, we're experiencing the fall of Western civilization. Yeah, it's really depressing to see what's happening in the United States.

But we cannot ever lose sight of the fact that there are eternal things that we are living for.

In fact, I told someone the other day at a rally against the mandate in New York State for

health care workers to receive the treatment.

I told someone there that, look, I understand, you're lamenting everything that's happened over the last year and a half it's very

depressing if I did not know Jesus if I was not assured of eternal realities that I would be

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