Welcome to the conversations the matter podcast. My name is John Harris. We're going to talk today about

virtue signaling as promised. The term has a short history, but the concept itself goes back a long ways and there's nothing new

under the sun so that shouldn't surprise us. We're going to define it though we're

going to talk about it we're going to share the history of it and then we're

going to show examples of it from the quote-unquote

evangelical world, Lincoln Duncan, Matt Chandler, J.D. Greer, Louis Giglio, Dan Kathy, and I think

there's another person we're including in this as well.

But we're going to give you, I'm going to give you some examples so you know how to

recognize it, what it is. And it should be helpful. It should just be very clarifying,

I think, for a lot of us. We use the term, we recognize it when we see it, but really what is it?

First though, I want to share this with you, this is pretty funny.

Someone sent this to me, I guess an individual who must I don't know I don't know where they

live exactly but some connection to southeastern somehow ended up going on

campus and on the areas I don't know if this is on campus or it looks like it might be the

public areas I think that are next to the campus but they posted

at least one sign that says analytical tools in a Soviet font with Hammer and

Sickles for the two O's and tools and it's all red, red background, yellow

letters and here's the public post.

I wonder how long it will take Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary to remove political

expressions in a public right of way.

So it is public. They love illegal and violent

protests. Will they allow a lawful one? I know the college and the

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