Hello and welcome to the Thinking Fellows podcast. My name is Caleb Keith. Today I am joined by Adam Francisco, Bruce Hillman, and Scott Keith. We are talking about what you should or should not do. Turns out if you go online, Christians ask a lot of questions about their

behavior. And so I thought we would talk about, to what extent does Christian behavior matter?

Does it matter more than the behavior of non-Christians? And then maybe I would toss you guys some of these individual

questions that from what little research I was able to do are the highest ranking

questions that Christians ask on the internet about what they should or shouldn't do.

We should just do though.

Yeah, you just want to do those.

So I'll fire some of these.

Highest ranking questions Christians ask on the internet.

I'm sure it's like, what must I do to be saved?

I put them in, no, no, no, no, these have to do with moral questions.

Oh.

And these are questions, to be clear, these are questions Christians are asking or people, it could be anyone asking about Christianity? This is, from what I tried to gather were questions Christians ask about morality.

So these are insider questions.

Specifically things that they did not think were like black and white commanded or forbidden by the decklock.

Now, some of these I think you will find are, but we can go about that.

And the other part part of this I want to address is to, and we can get to this,

I'll ask you guys and let you each have a moment on this, but basically, to what extent

does this matter or should of Herson

spend the time thinking about this? Or what's the way that you go on living, knowing that at some

level, your actions are sinful, your desires are sinful, but you don't spend every waking

moment punishing yourself for it. So sort of,

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