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Issues, Etc.

An Update on a Lawsuit Between Concordia University Texas and the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod – Tom Halvorson, 6/9/26 (1603)

Issues, Etc.

Lutheran Public Radio

Religion & Spirituality, Spirituality, Christianity

4.81.9K Ratings

🗓️ 9 June 2026

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Social conservatives also think that none of us can flourish simply with freedom.

0:04.4

So one of the ways in which a social conservative will differ from a libertarian,

0:07.6

even though both are frequently classified as being on the right or housed on the right,

0:12.0

is the idea that none of us is born ready for the responsibilities of liberty.

0:17.0

Ryan Anderson of the Ethics and Public Policy Center talking about his presentation at the 2026 issues, et cetera, making the case conference.

0:24.6

So we need families, we need communities, we need churches and synagogues, we need schools and universities to form us.

0:30.6

We also need law to form us. Law and culture. They both shape us. They shape our beliefs. They shape our actions. And so if we want to

0:39.7

defend freedom, we also need to defend formation. And that means the ability to draw a distinction

0:45.5

between liberty and license. You can hear Ryan Anderson making the case for social conservatism

0:51.3

at the Making the Case Conference, June 12th and 13th at Concordia University

0:56.1

Chicago. Register online at issuesetc.org.

1:04.0

The emperor has no clothes on. He's buck naked. That child had to speak the truth no matter how it would make the king feel.

1:14.1

And we have to do that today. We have to be very conscientious objectors to the madness that

1:21.9

is gender ideology.

1:23.6

And most people default into this idea of feminism is this idea that men are contemptible,

1:29.9

which is, of course, the idea behind the smashing the patriarchy and women need to be just like them and have the same equality.

1:36.7

The Crusades were a very belated response to many centuries of Muslim conquests, in which two-thirds of the old Christian world

1:48.4

had already fallen to Muslim conquest. And our faith is strong, not because of the fervor of its

1:55.4

affection, but because of the object to which it clings, Christ. And there is no stronger faith than a really timid grasping

2:05.6

to the suffering, death, and resurrection of Jesus.

2:08.8

Families sailing on their family vacation

2:12.1

on lakes in Minnesota love issues, et cetera. We love issues etc. So Walter Scott, a Scottish author penned the famous

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