Hey guys, welcome back to the debrief. We've taken a long break and that was intentional,

but we're back. And today we're going to be talking about deconstructionism. And a lot of

you are like, deacon what? Exactly. But it has impacted and affected every area of your life.

So check it out today. We're going to look at how deconstructionism views good and evil,

about how it views black and white and how it views male and female and how it's affected us as

Christians. So check out this episode today.

Yeah, culture is seeing this big kind of shift of deconstruction. People are deconstructing

what it looks like to work, what the family looks like, gender, all these things, and it big kind of shift of deconstruction. People are deconstructing what it looks like

to work, what the family looks like, gender, all these things, and it's kind of bled into

the church. So what are, what is some kind of counsel or advice you can give to people young

and old that may be going through deconstruction? What is like your perspective on?

Yeah, so here's the thing as right as the old guy in the room.

You know, I've lived long enough to watch deconstructionism be something new.

And especially for people under, are you 35?

Yeah, exactly.

35. You know, I think that this is something that you're not baptized in.

It's just something that you're, that you've been raised in.

And you don't even notice it.

And so it's the old story of, you know, constantly turning the heat up on the frog.

You know, if you throw a frog in hot water, it jumps out instantly.

But if you just kind of turn it up slowly, he just boils to death and never knows. And I would say even further than that, if you're under 25, you were born in this hot water.

So all of your professors, all of your teachers, everyone thinks this way.

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