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🗓️ 8 May 2020
⏱️ 31 minutes
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John Stonestreet and Shane Morris discuss the horrible shooting death of Ahmaud Arbery by two men who decided to take what they thought to be justice into their own hands. Why did it take so long for charges to be filed? How do Christians use discernment when weighing the factors of race, of individual or systemic sin and injustice? Will justice be done in this case?
They also discuss the fawning media coverage of CNN's Anderson Cooper announcing he now has a baby. What the media and Cooper didn't bother to tell you is that he paid a woman (who will ever remain nameless to her child and the world) to use her womb to manufacture a child. John and Shane detail the serious ethical problems of commercial surrogacy--and urge Christians to pay attention.
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0:00.0 | This is Breakpoint This Week, a weekly briefing on faith, culture, worldview, and mission with John Stone Street, President of the Colson Center for Christian World View. |
0:11.8 | Welcome to another edition of Breakpoint this week. I'm Shane Morris here with the inimitable John Stone Street to talk about the headlines and stories of the week from a Christian worldview perspective. And we are coming up on this fine Mother's Day weekend. And if you |
0:25.8 | were too distracted during quarantine to remember that Mother's Day is almost upon us. You're |
0:30.6 | welcome. You have about 24 hours now. The clock starts now. Go. I think Walgreens always has |
0:37.0 | last minute flowers and and and candy and i |
0:40.3 | think by the way most stores have left over valentine's candy so you can just repurpose yeah because they |
0:45.3 | haven't been open since valentine's day basically yeah you know it feels like an odd place where |
0:51.1 | a lot of america wants to open. There's an awful lot of growing pains |
0:54.5 | and that whole whole process. Even our producer, Steve Reiter, his wife's been in the hospital, |
0:59.6 | and he has been on local media here in Colorado Springs talking about some of that. And I don't |
1:04.7 | want to undersell it by calling it, you know, growing pains or, you know, transition pains, |
1:09.8 | because for him, it's tragic. But you've |
1:12.6 | got old regulations with new realities and you've got new data coming in and you've got just |
1:18.1 | tons of stuff. You know, the governor of Illinois this week issued an edict basically saying |
1:24.1 | that churches over 50 probably won't be able to open for another year. |
1:29.6 | Wow. |
1:30.2 | And then, of course, in your state of Florida, Shane, you know, NBA teams are going back to |
1:35.5 | practice. |
1:36.1 | So, I mean, there's just no consistency right now. |
1:39.1 | And we've all reached that time, even though we're, you know, doing this as we're looking |
1:43.0 | at each other through Zoom, where if I don't get on another Zoom call for the rest of my life, it still |
1:47.4 | might be too soon. |
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