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to another episode of Theology Applied. In this episode, I was privileged to be joined by, I believe,

the 147th time by John Herr. I think it's like our fourth or fifth time, but always a pleasure

to have John Harris, a friend of mine back on the show talking about a bunch of stuff. We really, it's kind of

you get to be a fly on the wall for a friendly conversation of me and John catching back up.

We talk about Jordan Peterson. We talk about the SBC. We talk about Megan Basham and the Daily Wire.

And we talk about Tim Keller. And I guess if I had to boil it down to one thing, it would be how come conservative Christians,

myself and John included, right now feel like we have more in common with Jordan Peterson than Tim Keller?

And are there problems with that? How should we feel about that? How do we dissect that? Think about

that. And so where do we go from here? So that's kind of the conversation that we have.

I think you're going to enjoy it. Thanks for tuning in.

Applying God's Word to every aspect of life. This is Theology Applied.

All right. Welcome back to another episode of Theology Applied. I am your host, Pastor Joel Webbin with Right Response Ministries.

And in this episode, I am privileged to welcome back for the 17th time.

I'm not sure how I mean, it's been a few, but one of my good friends, John Harris, with

conversations that matter.

John, welcome to the show.

Thanks, Joel.

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