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Just want to say throughout this blog today specifically in one section,

Pastor Wilson talks about an example of the fallacy of and he says the fallacy of composition what he meant and he's

corrected it on the text blog on Doug Wills.com what he meant was the fallacy of

division so when it gets to that section just know that that's what he means, and if there's any confusion,

just check out the text at Doug wills.com.

Thanks so much for listening and enjoy the show. Building platforms and dopamine politics. March 6, 2024. Introduction. One of the great privileges I've had in my life is that of teaching my children and

grandchildren in many varied classroom settings. I bring this up now because I just

had the privilege of grading a paper submitted by one of my grandsons and it is to him that I am indebted for two great

phrases. The first is that this cultural moment we are living through is a mashup of

1984 and the office. The second is the phrase that I used in the title of this post,

dopamine politics. There is a world of wisdom embedded in that phrase and it

applies in many different settings in many different ways, left right and center.

And this presents a real problem for those who are called conservatives today

because at the end of the day it can find them ferociously fighting

to conserve what is right behind them.

But what is right behind them is an empty box and some scattered packing paper.

And I suppose I should explain what I mean. First, the biblical tension. As we are going to be addressing what it means to be a Christian in public, and because today the public

most certainly includes the online public, we need to start by acknowledging what the Lord

taught about testimony, witness, and showing off.

We are all called to be gymnasts and here is the true balance beam.

Quote, but all their works they do for to be seen of men, they make broad their

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