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gets out to as many people as possible. Thanks. All right, welcome to another episode of Theology

Applied. I am your host, Pastor Joel Webin

with Right Response Ministries. And in this episode, I am privileged to have, once again, for the

second time now, Megan Basham from the Daily Wire. All right, let me frame up the episode because this is a doozy.

In my opinion, is one of the most favorite things that I've done with a guest on this show Theology Applied.

Here's what I wrote.

The old fault lines of Calvinism versus Armenianism or cessationism versus continuationism or Baptist versus Presbyterians, these things still matter.

But the new fault lines, using the language of Vodibachum, the new fault lines have quickly moved to the center of debate.

What are these new fault lines? You know. Things like woke versus not woke. COVID tyranny versus personal liberty.

Socialism versus capitalism versus globalism versus nationalism.

Now, what we're starting to see in my assessment, when it comes to these new fault lines,

we're starting to see that there are basically only three camps.

There are pietists who don't want to be involved in the culture at all.

There are progressives who are very involved in these cultural and political

matters, but they mirror the Democrat platform. They're neo-Marxist, their leftist. And there are,

lastly, trying to have three P's for alliteration here. There are pietists, progressives, and those who persevere,

those who are faithful. They're involved in the culture, but not as neo-Marxist, but those who

are biblically conservative and faithful. So what we do in this episode is we take a list of

10 names, 10 names, and I give the ball to

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