Welcome to the conversations that Matter Podcast. I'm your host John Harris to talk about a book called

Still Time to Care by Greg Johnson. The subtitle is What We Can Learn from the Church's

failed attempt to cure

homosexuality and I've titled my review still time to deceive. Obviously I'm giving my

bias away at the beginning here. I want to just say this from the beginning because it's interesting and I would be

curious to hear your thoughts there were a number of reviews that I could read on

this particular book now of course I listened to the book and took my own notes

but there were a number of reviews that I was able to listen to or sorry read on this particular book from astute theological thinkers.

When it comes though to some of the CRT infused books, the

synchronization of Christianity and critical race theory, social justice issues

on in that vein, there's not as many resources.

Color compromise, I mean has thousands there's not as many resources.

Color Compromise, I mean, has thousands of reviews.

Be the Bridge has thousands of reviews.

There's reading the Bible while black, I think has like almost 2,000 reviews and in many ways I've had to provide

resources for a lot of these things from from ground level from square one here's here's a review of these

things however with still time to care, which only has like 68 reviews or ratings,

you know, it's been out, it hasn't been out as long, it's been out since last year the end of last year but still it's

not being circulated as much at all there's a lot of information which I'm

glad to see there's information but I'm wondering why is there so much about this may

maybe it's just viewed as more deadly than those things I don't know what's your

thought on that why in the world is there so much effort and there's not enough

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