Episode 344: Outrage, Evangelicals, & Anuses with Ed Stetzer

The Holy Post

Phil Vischer

Skyejethani, Society & Culture, Philvischer, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, 226012, Christiantaylor, Atheism, Veggietales

4.6 • 4.1K Ratings

🗓️ 27 March 2019

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

Back in 2009, a widely read article predicted “the coming evangelical collapse” would occur within ten years. Well, it’s 2019 and evangelicals are still here, but where are they heading? Pastor, professor, author, and researcher, Ed Stetzer is back on the show to discuss new data about evangelicalism, the rise of Christian nationalism, and why the growth of secularism may be a good thing for the church. Phil and Skye also talk to him about his book, “Christians in the Age of Outrage,” and what exactly is the difference between Fundamentalists and Evangelicals? Also this week—Azusa Pacific’s LGBT stance confuses everyone, Lifeway bookstores are disappearing, and so are jellyfish anuses.

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0:00.0	Hey there, welcome back to the show. This is Phil.
0:02.0	It's the Holypost podcast. I'm here with Skyjitani.
0:05.4	Hi Phil.
0:06.0	Hi Sky.
0:06.8	We don't have Christian Taylor. Christian's off making her movie.
0:09.8	She's still in Nashville.
0:10.8	She's still in Nashville editing editing editing because that's where editing happens.
0:14.4	It happens in Nashville.
0:15.4	Only in Nashville.
0:16.1	Only in Nashville. If you want to edit something you need to move to Nashville temporarily.
0:20.7	But instead of Christian we have, I'd say the next best thing.
0:26.5	I don't think I'm the next... She's the best thing.
0:28.5	We have the right Reverend. Can I call you your ordained?
0:34.7	I am the district.
0:35.5	Your ordained?
0:36.4	And he's doctored.
0:37.6	Because that's so frequently mentioned in the Bible ordination.
0:40.3	I'm that.
0:41.0	Edward Stetser.
0:43.1	Yes.
0:43.6	Does your mom call you Edward?
0:45.1	She actually calls me Eddie sometimes.
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