Welcome to a special weekend interview from the world and everything in it.

This week we invited author Rosaria Butterfield to join us on Culture Friday, but our conversation

went much longer than we had budgeted and certainly longer than we had a time slot for.

But we had both long admired her writing, her courage, and her life story.

And our interview this week was the first time we got to meet her.

So we just kept rolling tape.

And today we'll let you hear the longer interview we didn't have room for on our weekday

program.

Now if you don't know Rosaria Butterfield, her PhD is from the Ohio State University.

She's an author, pastor's wife, home school mom, and former professor of English and

women's studies at Syracuse University.

In addition to the book we'll talk about today, five lives of our anti-Christian age,

Rosaria Butterfield is author of the secret thoughts of an unlikely convert, openness unhindered,

and the gospel comes with a house key.

All right, let's begin by saying good morning Rosaria.

Good morning, Nick and Marna, I'm so glad to be here with you today.

Well, I want to start of the five lives of our anti-Christian age, and I'm going to

just list them, homosexuality is normal, being a spiritual person is kinder than being

a biblical Christian, feminism is good for the world and the church, transgenderism is

normal, modesty is an outdated burden that serves male dominance and holds women back.

So all of those destructive, I want to know from you which one do you think is causing

the most havoc in the culture and in families?

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