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This week:
-Author Coleman Hughes stopped by The View, where he was pressed on his view that race relations should take a “color blind” approach. The panelists took shots at his age and credibility and even asserted he may be a “charlatan” who is being “used as a pawn.” Is a color-blind approach the right way forward, or should race be taken into account when making public policy?
-Just in time for Holy Week, Former President Trump released an ad marketing the all-new “God Bless The USA Bible.” For only $60, you can own a King James Bible compiled with documents such as the Declaration of Independence, the Bill of Rights, and the Pledge of Allegiance. Is this a political stunt, a blasphemous collaboration, a good-hearted attempt to spread the Gospel, or a mix of all three?
-Speaking of Holy Week, President Biden issued a directive on Good Friday, marking March 31st as Transgender Day of Visibility. For 2024, that means Trans Day of Visibility landed directly on Easter Sunday. Predictably, Christian Twitter was incensed! What does this say about the state of our country, and how SHOULD Jesus’ followers respond to moments like this?
-Finally, in our last segment, we will take a careful, historical look at the claim of Jesus’s resurrection. For Christians, this is the moment our faith hinges on; however, somewhat ironically, it is also the event that causes skeptics the most trepidation. We will wrestle with the question: “Is it reasonable to believe in the Resurrection?”
All this and more on Episode 56 of the CTP!
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