Russell Moore Loses His Religion

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Jon Harris

Society & Culture

4.6 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 3 August 2023

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Jon reviews Russell Moore's latest book "Losing Our Religion." He talks about Moore's problems with conservative evangelicals and why most of them are not warranted. He explains Moore's reasoning and why it's important for understanding the current state of evangelicalism.

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0:00.0	We are live on the conversations that matter of podcast. I'm your host John Harris.
0:07.0	Wow, it's been a while, huh? It's been about a week since I podcasted I think. I think oh yeah it was last what
0:14.4	Thursday or Friday. Usually I don't I you get a podcast for me almost every day
0:20.1	usually I don't wait that long but a little explanation is in order because my own mother even contacted me.
0:26.0	I guess it was yesterday and she said, is there something wrong with my phone maybe because I'm not getting your podcast? I said, said mom that's because I haven't made any that's right my mom is my fan and I'm not a shame to say so
0:38.8	so anyway how's how's everyone doing out there I hope you're all having a good summer.
0:43.7	Feel free to write in the chat box what you're doing and would love to know.
0:49.2	I'm having a good time for the most part. This week's been busy. I'll explain. I'll let you know what's happened and what's prevented me from
0:56.9	podcasting a little bit here. First, last week I went on a camping trip. The first camping trip, even though it's now August, but it's the first camping trip of the year with my wife. We went away to the Finger Lakes, which if you're in New York, you know where that is, but it's a beautiful area. We went to a
1:15.4	few different waterfalls near Ithaca, New York, and my wife has wanted to see
1:19.9	this band, Nickel Creek, for a long time.
1:22.6	She actually bought tickets to see them
1:24.2	at the Riemann Auditorium in Nashville.
1:26.6	And her brother lives in Nashville.
1:28.0	We thought this would be a great opportunity.
1:29.2	My brother lives in Tennessee.
1:30.4	We'll go down, we'll visit family,
1:31.5	and we'll see them, and we'll see them and we got there and they canceled it because one of the singers, Chris Thilly I guess, was sick if you know the band, you'll know he's a mandolin player.
1:41.0	And so that was kind of a bummer and so she found out though they put more
1:45.4	dates on their tour and one of them was I mean it's still like three and a half
1:50.9	hours from us but it was at this apple orchard south of Syracuse, New York,
1:55.0	and it was just spectacular.
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