Plodcast Ep. 90 - Campus Intoleristas, Blood Bought World, Antithesis

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Canon Press

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

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🗓️ 24 April 2019

⏱️ 13 minutes

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Summary

This week Pastor Wilson talks about his recent encounter with campus intoleristas and how Christians ought to view them. Then he plods on to review Toby Sumpter’s book, “Blood Bought World”. Then Pastor Wilson wraps things up by taking a look at the Greek word Antithesis. Happy Plodding! Show Notes: Campus Intoleristas: The other night Wilson took part in an event on campus that was full of young intoleristas Too often conservative Christians look at campus radicals and see the justice warrior type and forget these are kids who have never had anyone love them enough to say no We need to see campus activism as being a thin veneer cover to a vast cavernous father-hunger Campus politics is not a political problem, it is a spiritual problem Blood Bought World: Written by Toby Sumpter This book has an amazing ability to present basic, orthodox, confessional, biblical truths in a new and robust way A very fabulous book, go get it! Antithesis: Refers to the opposition that false information or knowledge present to the faith Found once in the Greek New Testament: 1 Tim. 6:20-21 Two thousand years later, and some folks are still at it

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0:00.0	Yes, God, God. So welcome to the
0:18.0	to the podcast episode 90 good to have you here with us wherever we are in the car, whatever.
0:25.0	Thanks for coming along.
0:27.0	So in this plot guest, I wanted to talk a little bit about campus intolerance, campus
0:33.7	campus intoleristas.
0:34.7	I know I've touched on this before in previous
0:37.0	podcast, but as it happens, as I'm recording this,
0:40.6	just last night, we had an event on the U of I campus and it was another demonstration
0:47.9	of what we're dealing with what we're up against. We just had our Grace Agenda, our annual conference here and our speaker for Grace Agenda
0:56.4	was CR Wiley, Chris Wiley, and he stayed over through the weekend and did a special campus event, gave a talk on toxic matriarchy,
1:10.3	and we had a classroom reserved on the U of I campus and it was sponsored by Collegiate Reform Fellowship.
1:17.0	And the word got out that someone was speaking on campus about toxic matriarchy.
1:22.0	They all jumped to conclusions about what he would in fact be saying
1:26.4	and all of it bad and so they organized a counter event and the night before making posters and they're going to come to the
1:37.1	talk and and so a lot of great publicity for it and I'm guesstimating but I think the hostels were about a third of the
1:46.0	crowd the place was jam-packed the room was packed out and about two-thirds I
1:52.3	think people there to hear the talk or or Christians
1:55.2	friendlies but a robust contingent of hecklers.
2:00.1	Chris did a fantastic job opening up. I think he really disarmed them at the very beginning and the
2:08.8	sensation that I had. And this is, I'm going to be giving you not a reporter reporters or a journalist's
2:17.6	blow-by-blow account of what happened he he gave his talk about 40 45
2:22.3	minutes on toxic matriarchy, and then we had a Q&A session where they could
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