Doug Wilson and Jared Moore Discuss Concupiscence

Conversations That Matter

Jon Harris

Society & Culture

4.6 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 20 January 2023

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Initial Conversation:

https://youtu.be/GGchEa5Ao8A

Doug Wilson Response:

https://dougwils.com/books-and-culture/books/concupiscence-is-as-concupiscence-does.html

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0:00.0	Welcome to the conversations that matter of podcast. I'm your host John Harris. We have a unique opportunity to navigate a tricky but important topic today with two esteemed guests. Our goal is to help you answer the question,
0:25.0	when do we become culpable
0:26.9	and therefore in need of confession
0:28.4	and repentance for our sinful desires?
0:30.8	Is it at the point of temptation?
0:32.3	Is it when we internally entertain our temptation or when this sin is manifested and we are overcome by an external act of sin?
0:41.0	Currently, the surrounding world is running blindly toward the view that sexual
0:45.3	preferences do not intrinsically possess a moral component. Advocates of Side B,
0:50.9	re-voiced theology maintain that Christians do not experience homosexual desires as a result of sin and should include their attractions as part of their identity.
1:00.0	Both of today's guests oppose these positions, but there is disagreement over whether being tempted by inner temptation or inner sinful desires is a sin to be confessed.
1:12.0	Can the position that it's not a sin to be confessed. Can the position that it's not a sin to be confessed serve as an initial step to rationalize re voice or is it simply what the Bible teaches?
1:21.0	In the spirit of healthy Christian discussion as iron sharpens iron,
1:24.4	I'd like to welcome pastors Doug Wilson and Jared Moore and thank you guys, both of you.
1:29.2	Welcome to the podcast.
1:31.5	Thanks for having us. Yeah, thank you for let me participate.
1:35.0	Well, for those who don't know, I think a lot of people probably do, but Doug Wilson,
1:40.0	Pastor Doug Wilson serves as the pastor of Christchurch in Moscow, Idaho.
1:44.9	And he's a faculty member at New St Andrews College, author, and speaker.
1:49.7	And I believe you're the founder of Canon Press as well is that correct?
1:54.0	Yeah. Okay and Pastor Jared Moore is the author of the Pulp Culture Parent.
1:59.6	He's written for Founders and Monergism on the topic we're going to discuss today and he graduated from the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
2:07.0	So I want to start off just with asking a basic question for both of you.
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