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review on your favorite podcast platform. Thanks. Welcome back to another episode of Theology Applied.

I'm your host, Pastor Joel Webbin with Right Response Ministries. In this episode, I am very privileged

to welcome back to the show, a returning guest,

Pastor Douglas Wilson of Christ Church in Moscow, Idaho. We talk about a new popular documentary,

shiny, happy people. It's a hit job on the church to be sure, but there are some important things

to parse out. We also talk about

an older documentary that made a lot of waves, that's the rise and fall of Mars Hill, put on by

Christianity today. We talk about the rise and fall of Mars Hill, shiny, happy people, how this

all pertains to the biblical model of roles and

distinctions in design between men and women. So we're talking about complementarianism,

its failures, we're talking about biblical patriarchy, and some of its sad abuses. It's an

important episode for you to tune into today. Real quick,

before we get started, though, check out my book. If you haven't already, fight by flight,

why leaving godless places is loving godless places. Doug Wilson himself wrote the Ford.

It's also been endorsed by Steve Dace from The Blaze, Meg Basham from

the Daily Wire, and Michael Foster from It's Good to Be a Man. You can check out the book by going

to Amazon.com, or you can purchase a copy right off of our website, writeresponseministries.com.

So now let's hop into the episode, but very briefly a quick word from our sponsors.

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