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My name is Dan Koch. Like many of you, I've been on a complicated faith journey for a number of years now.

And while I tend to find myself on the progressive side of Christianity, my goal is not to make liberal converts. I want this show to be a

resource for Christians to my right and to my left, as well as former Christians and non-religious

folks, anyone who finds themselves asking difficult questions about God, science, prayer, fate,

suffering, evangelism, and more. So many of us have been given bad answers to those good questions, often by people with pure intentions. I want to say that

you have permission to take both Christianity and the modern world very seriously.

And I hope to facilitate that by introducing you to people seeking God across the Christian

spectrum, engaging hard questions in a multitude of ways.

Thanks for listening.

All right, Raymond Gregory, worship pastor at Calvary Chapel East Anaheim in Southern California.

Thank you so much for joining me to talk through some of your concerns about more progressive forms of Christianity, or maybe I should say Protestantism, because that's what we're both dealing with here, is Protestant Christianity. It sounds like maybe a good way to start would be

to talk a little bit about sociopolitics. And we were chatting a little before the sort

hyper-politicization of different forms of Protestantism in America. So I don't know,

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