Episode 374: Parting Words to the Church on Race & Love with Dr. John Perkins

The Holy Post

Phil Vischer

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🗓️ 23 October 2019

⏱️ 84 minutes

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Summary

89-year-old Dr. John Perkins has a lot to say to Christians about race, friendship, and the power of God’s love. The civil rights legend talks with Skye about his remarkable life, the problem with everyone focusing on their victimhood, and how “real reconciliation is washing each other’s wounds.” Also this week: John MacArthur tells Beth Moore to “Go home.” His audience laughed; Christian-twitter did not. Phil and Skye debate whether MacArthur even matters anymore. New Pew data says the U.S. will be majority non-Christian by 2035. Plus, the world’s largest ouija board debuts in Salem, Massachusetts.

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0:00.0	Hey, it's Phil Vissier, welcome back to the Holypost podcast.
0:02.5	I'm here with Skige of Tiny.
0:03.7	Hi Phil.
0:04.4	Hi Skye.
0:05.2	We have no Christian this week.
0:06.7	No.
0:07.2	She's out in a boat, the Toam.
0:08.7	What?
0:09.7	Oh, in a boat.
0:10.7	Oh, I feel like she was in a boat.
0:12.0	She's out in a boat, the Toam.
0:13.7	Right.
0:14.7	I said it Canadian style.
0:15.9	Mm-hmm.
0:16.9	Is that flat and bacon like?
0:20.2	I'm not on my game today.
0:23.2	What's the news that you like the most?
0:26.7	Who's your favorite hot cast host?
0:29.7	If it's breakfast, get your toast.
0:32.7	It's Skye and Phil in the Holypost.
0:35.7	Skye and Phil in the Holypost.
0:38.7	And sometimes Christian.
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